257_State+Contract+Summary.docx

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Actuarial Services (OMB - Risk Mgmt Only)
Contract number
257-AON
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North Dakota

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This document is a State Contract Summary for North Dakota (ND), specifically Term Contract Number 257 for Actuarial Services, managed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) focused on Risk Management. The contract appears to be a state-level procurement document designed to secure specialized actuarial consulting services for state risk management operations.

The contract covers actuarial services primarily focused on evaluating and determining funding levels for the Risk Management Fund. Specific service objectives include recommending risk financing alternatives, assisting with excess insurance evaluations, and supporting technical financial analyses such as funding assessments, reserving practices, premium allocation calculations, and discount program calculations. While specific pricing terms, contractor details, and contract duration are not fully detailed in the provided document, the contract is intended to provide specialized financial risk assessment and strategic consulting services for the state's risk management functions.

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ND STATE CONTRACT INFORMATION

Term Contract Name:
Actuarial Services (OMB - Risk Mgmt Only)
Term Contract Number:
257

CONTRACT INTRODUCTION

The contract is for actuarial services for purposes of determining necessary funding levels for the Risk Management Fund and make recommendations on risk financing alternatives, including excess insurance. Actuarial services include assisting in the evaluation of funding, reserving, premium allocation, and discount calculation practices for its discount program.

CONTRACTOR INFORMATION

Check the State contract website for the contractor and contract administrator information.

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