70873_RFP_Worksheet_ATT_C.pdf

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Pet Insurance Rebid (No-Cost to Agency) with Public Benefit Contribution
Solicitation number
70873 R
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Sacramento County, San Francisco City, California

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This is a Pricing & Methodology Form worksheet for the County of Sacramento's Pet Insurance Rebid with Public Benefit Contribution (ID 70873). The County is soliciting proposals for no-cost pet insurance services to county employees and/or eligible participants, with the vendor required to submit a proposed annual public benefit contribution alongside pricing and calculation methodology documentation. The RFP requires vendors to guarantee a minimum annual contribution while specifying a maximum potential annual contribution, with clearly defined payment frequency terms and any conditions or limitations applicable to the offering.

The contract structure is designed to impose no financial obligation on the County for premiums, claims, administrative fees, enrollment fees, implementation costs, marketing materials, customer service, or any other program-associated costs. Vendors must demonstrate their pricing model and methodology for calculating the public benefit contribution, ensuring transparency in how the proposed contributions are derived. This rebid format indicates replacement of an incumbent vendor, with the selected provider assuming all operational and financial responsibilities while delivering measurable public benefit returns to the County.

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Public Benefit Contribution Vendor Response

Proposed annual contribution $

Calculation methodology

Guaranteed minimum $

Maximum annual contribution $

Payment frequency

Conditions / limitations

Pet Insurance Rebid (No-Cost to Agency) with Public Benefit Contribution ID 70873 R

Pricing & Methodology Form

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