NIGP 95377: Property and Casualty

NIGP 95377 Property and Casualty, Item code, encompasses property, casualty, and related insurance brokerage, administration, and advisory services that state and local governments actively solicit to manage their exposure across real property, vehicle fleets, liability, workers' compensation, and specialized coverages. Recent solicitations show municipalities, counties, school districts, and special-purpose authorities competing for full-service brokerage relationships, third-party claims administration, stop-loss coverage procurement, subrogation recovery, and enterprise risk modeling—reflecting a market where governments view insurance procurement as a strategic function requiring market analysis, policy design, and ongoing claims advocacy rather than commodity purchasing.

The issuing-body mix spans cities (Lawrenceville, Georgia; Sarasota, Florida; McKinney, Texas; Orange Park, Florida; Attleboro, Massachusetts; Lubbock, Texas), counties (Collier County and Hillsborough County, Florida; Burke County, Georgia; Union County, Georgia; Polk County, Florida; Galveston County, Texas), school districts (Laredo Independent School District, Texas; Union County Board of Education, Georgia; Polk County Public Schools, Florida), public housing authorities (Housing Authority of the City of Alameda, California), a state department (California Department of Water Resources), a university system (University System of Georgia), and a regional risk pool (Cooperative Insurance Services, Oregon). Recent opportunities cluster in Florida (Sarasota, Orange Park, Collier County, Polk County, Hillsborough County), Texas (McKinney, Lubbock, Laredo, Galveston County), Georgia (Lawrenceville, Burke County, Union County, University System), and California (Alameda Housing Authority, Department of Water Resources), with additional activity in Massachusetts, Oregon, and Utah. The City of Lawrenceville posted RFP RP004-27 on October 15, 2026 seeking property and casualty insurance brokerage services with proposals due December 3, 2026, emphasizing strategic planning and comprehensive coverage design evaluated at 50 points on technical capability and 20 points on experience with similar organizations. Hillsborough County issued RFP 2600292 in June 2026 for a five-year, $1,000,000 insurance consulting and brokerage engagement, requiring Florida licensure and CPCU/AAI/CIC/ARM accreditation for key personnel. Polk County Public Schools advanced Cannon Cochran Management Services, Inc. to award recommendation in August 2026 for third-party claim administration across auto liability, property, general liability, professional liability, and workers' compensation, with the three-year contract (September 2026–August 2029) emphasizing dedicated bilingual adjusters, real-time RMIS access, and quarterly claim reviews for a district serving over 117,000 students.