Attachment A - Minimum Requirements Form.docx

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Third Party Administrator for Self-Funded Medical Benefit Plans
Solicitation number
RFP-2026-0011
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Texas

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This is a Minimum Requirements Form attachment for the City of Houston's Third Party Administrator for Self-Funded Medical Benefit Plans procurement. The document appears to require JavaScript access to Beacon Bid, suggesting it may contain specific eligibility criteria, qualifications, and mandatory requirements that prospective bidders must meet to be considered for the contract award. The contract seeks qualified third-party administrator (TPA) firms to provide comprehensive services including third-party administration and chronic disease management (CDM) services for the City's self-funded medical benefit plans. The initial contract term is five years with two optional one-year renewal periods available, extending the potential contract duration to seven years maximum.

The specific minimum requirements, pricing terms, evaluation criteria, and other substantive details contained within this form could not be fully accessed due to the JavaScript access requirement on the Beacon Bid platform. However, as a minimum requirements form, this document likely outlines mandatory qualifications such as relevant experience in TPA and CDM service delivery, financial stability, staffing capabilities, technology infrastructure, and other essential credentials that bidders must demonstrate to be deemed responsive and qualified. Prospective vendors should review this attachment carefully in conjunction with the full solicitation documents to ensure compliance with all stated minimum requirements prior to submitting proposals.

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