NIGP 95352: Insurance and Insurance Services (Not Otherwise Classified)

NIGP 95352 Insurance and Insurance Services (Not Otherwise Classified), an Item code, encompasses state and local government procurement of specialized insurance brokerage, claims administration, third-party administration, consulting, and ancillary insurance services that do not fit within more specific insurance categories—including stop loss reinsurance, UAS aviation insurance, workers' compensation TPA services, pharmacy benefit management, employee benefits consulting, medical third-party administration, vision and dental plan administration, subrogation and claims recovery, and case management services. State and local governments are actively procuring these services across a fragmented issuing-body base that includes city governments (Doral, Goodyear, Phoenix, New Smyrna Beach, Sarasota, St. Cloud, Pflugerville, Tampa, Detroit, Scottsdale, Green Cove Springs), counties (Escambia, Montgomery, Brevard, Collier, Galveston, Volusia, Nassau, Los Alamos, Catoosa, San Mateo, Johnson County Texas, Polk County schools), school districts (Northside ISD San Antonio, Fort Bend ISD, Beaverton SD, Aspen Peaks SD, Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD), transit and specialized authorities (Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government, Brazos River Authority, CIS public entity pool, Housing Authority of Alameda, Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, Metrocare Services, Central Health Travis County), and tribal governments. Representative recent solicitations illustrate the breadth of activity: Escambia County, Florida sought a general lines insurance agent of record for Board of County Commissioners and Constitutional Officers covering $550 million in total insured value across 2,100+ employees and 400 sites under IFB PD2526115 (due October 30, 2026); the City of Doral issued RFP 202617 for insurance broker-agent services with $3.56 million in current annual expenditures and a mandatory pre-proposal meeting May 12, 2026 (due May 29, 2026); Polk County Public Schools advanced Cannon Cochran Management Services as the recommended third-party claims administrator for award with a 174.75-point Phase I and Phase II combined score (Board approval August 25, 2026); and Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government issued separate RFPs for UAS aviation insurance (RFP270078) and manned helicopter aviation insurance (RFP270077), both due October 30, 2026.

Recent opportunities concentrate in Florida (Doral, Brevard, Escambia, Collier, New Smyrna Beach, Sarasota, Green Cove Springs, St. Cloud, Pinellas County), Texas (Northside ISD, Fort Bend ISD, Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, Travis County, San Angelo, Johnson County, Brazos River Authority, Goodyear), and the Southwest and Pacific Northwest (Phoenix, Los Alamos County, San Mateo County, Beaverton SD Oregon, Aspen Peaks SD Utah, Alameda CA), with activity also emerging in Kentucky (Louisville Metro), Pennsylvania (Montgomery County), Michigan (Detroit), Georgia (Lawrenceville, Catoosa), and multi-state pools and federal-tribal partnerships. Procurement timing clusters around fall 2026 and spring 2027 plan years; the code has seen no material slowdown, with forty-plus distinct opportunities posted in the past sixty days ranging from small-municipality employee benefits consulting to large-county and district-level comprehensive insurance programs. Stop loss, workers' compensation TPA, medical third-party administration, broker-of-record services, and benefits consulting dominate the recent solicitation mix, with most issuers weighting experience, staffing/personnel, approach, and cost roughly equally in 2-3 phase evaluation structures. Multi-year rate guarantees, HIPAA compliance, cybersecurity (SOC 2, encryption), on-site staffing, and performance guarantees tied to claims processing times and accuracy metrics are standard contract requirements across all tiers of issuer size.