C250113_Insurance_Approval_Email_11-10-25.pdf
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- Move OC Active Transportation Plan
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- 250113
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- Orange County, California
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This is an insurance approval email from the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) Risk Management department dated November 10, 2025, related to RFP 250113 for the Move OC Active Transportation Plan. The email confirms that Regie Peaslee, Senior Claims Representative, has reviewed the insurance requirements documentation and scope of work submitted by Rhea Aninzo and has approved the insurance language and coverage specifications. The approval allows the procurement process to proceed forward. No certifications are required of the firms bidding on this opportunity.
The Move OC Active Transportation Plan project, managed by the Orange County Transportation Authority in California, has a total budget of $1,000,000 for a three-year contract term. This approval email represents a standard procedural step in the procurement process where risk management validation of insurance requirements must be obtained before the RFP can move to the public solicitation phase.
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Rhea Aninzo
From: Regie Peaslee Sent: Monday, November 10, 2025 6:33 PM To: Rhea Aninzo Subject: RE: Insurance Requirements - RFP 250113 "Move OC" : Risk Review
Good Evening Rhea:
Thanks for the docs!
I have reviewed docs for language and coverages, and I agree. Please continue!
Thanks again, Regie Peaslee Senior Claims Representative, Risk Management Orange County Transportation Authority Tel # 714-560-5851 Rpeaslee@octa.net
From: Rhea Aninzo <raninzo@octa.net> Sent: Monday, November 10, 2025 11:16 AM To: Regie Peaslee <rpeaslee@octa.net> Subject: Insurance Requirements - RFP 250113 "Move OC"
Hi Regie, May the attached insurance approval request memo be reviewed? Attached is the scope of work, and per PM, there are no certifications required of the firms.
Thank you, Rhea
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