DOI26002-ACTUARIAL_qa.pdf

RESPONSE TO QUESTIONS

DOI 26002-ACTUARIAL

Question Page Department Section # Paragraph # Text of Passage Question # # Response

The Department tracks hours for rate-filing review in two categories: Property & Casualty (P&C) and Life/Annuity & Health (L/A&H).

Hours for Life & Annuity are not kept separately; they are combined with Health in the L/A&H category. The total hours for each of the last five years are as follows:

P&C Hours What are the total hours • 6/27/21–12/31/21: 1,665.75 Discrete Property and Casualty rate.... spent by the current • 1/1/22–12/31/22: 1,135.25 Billable 2. Scope of inquiries to and from vendor(s) reviewing rate • 1/1/23–12/31/23: 3,071.00 1 Services 37 Work companies. And Life and filings in each of the last • 1/1/24–12/31/24: 3,462.25 (Bulleted Annuity form filing reviews five years for P&C, and for • 1/1/25–12/31/25: 3,766.50 List) Life & Annuity? • 1/1/26–6/30/26: 1,586.75

L/A&H Hours

• 6/27/21–12/31/21: 1,964.75

• 1/1/22–12/31/22: 933.50

• 1/1/23–12/31/23: 3,353.00

• 1/1/24–12/31/24: 4,332.50

• 1/1/25–12/31/25: 4,286.00

• 1/1/26–6/30/26: 2,124.50

Could you provide the 5 related to the annual Delaware number and nature of Compensation Rating Bureau (DCRB) filing.

Discrete expert testimonies Billable at rate hearings, 2. Scope of written analysis and expert 2 Services 37 administrative hearings, Work witness testimony (Bulleted and civil litigation that have

List) occurred under in each of the last five years related to P&C?

Discrete Do you expect a significant No.

Billable portion of the contract to be 2. Scope of written analysis and expert 3 Services 37 related to expert testimony Work witness testimony (Bulleted (and preparation for such

List) testimony) for P&C?

Question Page Department Section # Paragraph # Text of Passage Question # # Response

Rate filing reviews completed for calendar year 2025 were as follows: P&C – 190 filings;

Commercial – 1,808 filings. Year-to-date (YTD)

How many P&C rate filing through July 3, 2026, the Department has Discrete reviews are anticipated per received 110 P&C filings and 673 Commercial Billable Property and Casualty rate.... 2. Scope of year by line of business? filings. The Department anticipates future filing 4 Services 37 inquiries to and from Work What portion would you volume to be comparable. The Department has (Bulleted companies. expect to require complex not yet established a formal definition of List) model reviews? “complex model review” and therefore cannot estimate the portion of filings that may require that level of analysis at this time.

Discrete Life & Annuity form filings for calendar year Billable How many Life & Annuity 2025 totaled 525, with YTD through July 3, 2. Scope of Life and Annuity form filing 5 Services 37 forms filing reviews are 2026, totaling 266. The Department anticipates Work reviews (Bulleted anticipated per year? comparable future filing volume.

List) The Department reviews a wide range of SERFF filings each year across both P&C and L/A&H lines. P&C filings include major categories such as Property, Homeowners, Commercial Multi-Peril, Inland Marine, Medical Malpractice, Workers’ Compensation, Other

Paragraph Liability, Auto, Surety/Fidelity, Title, and other Is it possible to provide a below specialized lines, with steady volume across all 2. Scope of All communications…. distribution of filings by 6 Discrete 37 quarters. L/A&H filings similarly span Annuities, Work through SERFF. SERFF Type of Insurance Billable Life Insurance, Long Term Care, Credit reviewed in a typical year? Services Life/Health, Medicare Supplement, and numerous Group and Individual Health products including Accident-Only, Hospital Indemnity, Critical Illness, Dental, Vision, and Disability, all reflecting consistent annual submission patterns.

The level of effort required for each filing varies What is the Paragraph depending on the nature of the product, the expectation regarding the below All vendor reviews…. notice completeness of the submission, and the 2. Scope of typical number of hours 7 Discrete 37 of filings from the complexity of the policy provisions and Work spent by the Consultant Billable Department actuarial components involved. As a result, the per P&C filing? Does this Services Department cannot provide a typical or average expectation differ by line of number of consultant hours per filing.

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response business or filing complexity?

8 2. Scope of Work

Paragraph below

Discrete Billable

Services

All vendor reviews…. notice of filings from the Department

What is the expected turnaround time for P&C rate filing reviews? Does this expectation differ by line of business or filing complexity?

Refer to the statutory guidelines provided under Delaware Code Title 18, Chapter 25.

9 2. Scope of Work

Paragraph below

Discrete Billable

Services

37 All communications….

through SERFF.

In what format will the data be provided (e.g., Excel, pdf, databases, etc.) for each rate filing?

Rate filing data attachments are provided via Excel and PDF.

10 2. Scope of Work

Paragraph below

Discrete Billable

Services

All vendor reviews…. notice of filings from the Department

What is the expectation regarding the typical number of hours spent by the Consultant per Life & Annuity form filing? Does this expectation differ by line of business or filing complexity?

Same as Department Response to Question 7.

11 2. Scope of Work

Paragraph below

Discrete Billable

Services

37 All communications….

through SERFF.

For the related services for Life & Annuity forms review, please advise if the vendor review would require access to the NAIC SERFF system. SERFF:

The Systems for Electronic Rates & Forms Filing?

Yes.

12 N/A N/A N/A N/A

Would you provide the name of the vendor currently performing these reviews for P&C and Life & Annuity?

INS Consultants, Inc.

13 N/A N/A N/A N/A

We do not typically find that any travel is necessary for rate filing reviews. Is any travel anticipated?

Generally, not unless there is a contested hearing or at the request of the Department or Commissioner.

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response

14 2. Scope of Work

Discrete + Discretionary

Services Sections

Bullet points under Discrete & Discretionary Non-Billable

Services

Does the Department expect the Vendor to perform analysis support (including identification of deficiencies and development of regulatory recommendations), or primarily provide technical actuarial analysis in support of Department staff?

Yes. The Department expects the Vendor to report any deficiencies and development of regulatory recommendations.

15 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

37 Captive Annual financial reviews

For captive applications, is the Vendor expected to evaluate the overall feasibility and financial soundness of proposed structures, or limit its review to actuarial elements (e.g., reserves, pricing assumptions, and projections)?

The Vendor will be expected to evaluate both the structure and the actuarial elements.

16 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

Property and Casualty rate…...inquiries to and from companies.

For annual reviews, should the Vendor assess ongoing solvency and risk profile, or focus on narrower actuarial items such as reserve adequacy and pricing analysis?

The vendor is not responsible for ongoing solvency and risk profiles.

17 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

37 Captive applications review

Can the Department provide an estimate of the number of captive applications reviewed annually?

Approximately between 40 and 50.

18 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

37 Captive Annual financial reviews

Can the Department provide an estimate of the number of captive annual financial reviews performed each year?

Approximately between 550 and 600.

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response

19 2. Scope of Work

Paragraph below

Discrete Billable

Services

All vendor reviews…. notice of filings from the Department

What has been the annual volume of Accident & Health rate filings reviewed during each of the last five years, broken out by market segment (Individual ACA, Small Group ACA, Large Group, Student Health, Medicare Supplement, Long-Term Care, and Other Health) or

TOI?

TYPE 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026

Indiv. ACA 5 4 4 3 2 Small Grp ACA 3 4 2 2 1 Large Group 11 11 10 8 1 Student Health 3 3 4 5 4 Medicare Supp 107 117 123 114 72

LTC 33 40 25 43 22

Other Health 8 10 19 10 6

N/A N/A N/A N/A What were the total annual billings under the current contract for:

The Department does not categorize or track vendor billings at the level of detail requested for Questions 20a-20d.

N/A N/A N/A N/A a. Accident & Health rate reviews

N/A N/A N/A N/A b. Medicare Supplement reviews

N/A N/A N/A N/A c. Long-Term Care reviews

N/A N/A N/A N/A d. OVBHCD consulting services

21 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

37 Review and analysis….

rates.

Can the Department provide average hours per filing by health filing type (ACA, Medicare Supplement, LTC, etc.)?

The Department’s records do not break out hours by insurance type or by specific health filing category.

22 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

37 Accident and Health…sessions.

How many health rate filings are expected to require public hearings, comment sessions, or actuarial support related to transparency review each year?

None to date, but may be required in the future.

23 2. Scope of Work

Paragraph below

Discrete

All vendor reviews…. notice of filings from the

Department

The RFP indicates that "clean" filings should be reviewed within 10 business days. Can the

No. Each filing with objections depends on a number of factors including the responsiveness of companies and whether responses result in further objections or inquiries.

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response

Billable Services

Department provide historical turnaround expectations for filings requiring objections, multiple review rounds, hearings, or supplemental analyses?

24 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

37 Accident and Health…sessions.

For Accident & Health rate filings, how many public hearings, comment sessions, or regulator meetings requiring actuarial attendance have occurred in each of the last five years?

Zero public hearings or comment sessions.

Approximately 15-20 NE Zone Long-Term Care regulator meetings.

25 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

37 written analysis and expert witness testimony

How many instances of actuarial expert testimony related to health insurance filings have occurred during the last five years?

None.

26 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

Consulting services for the

Office of Value Based Health Care Delivery

Could the Department provide examples of consulting projects performed for the Office of Value-Based Health Care Delivery during the current contract?

The OVBHCD may request information about the rate review and healthcare cost trends.

27 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

Consulting services for the

Office of Value Based Health Care Delivery

Does OVBHCD work primarily involve health insurance rate review support, provider reimbursement analysis, affordability studies, hospital budget reviews, healthcare cost trends, or other activities?

OVBHCD work is primarily related to rate review support and healthcare cost trends.

28 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

Consulting services for the

Office of Value Based Health Care Delivery

What are the expected turnaround times and deliverables associated with OVBHCD consulting assignments?

The OVBHCD does not maintain standard turnaround times or fixed deliverable schedules for consulting assignments, other than timeframes expressly prescribed by statute.

Project timelines are established based on the

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response specific nature, scope, and complexity of each consulting assignment.

29 2. Scope of Work

Discrete Billable

Services (Bulleted

List)

37 Accident and Health…sessions.

Are there any anticipated changes in filing volume, regulatory requirements, federal guidance, or health insurance market participation that may materially affect workload during the next contract term?

No.

30 N/A N/A N/A N/A

Does the Department anticipate increased workload associated with state-based affordability initiatives or Section 1332 waiver activities?

Not at this time.

31 N/A N/A N/A N/A

Are there any particular health insurance issues or initiatives that the Department expects will require significant actuarial consulting support during the next contract term?

No.

32 N/A N/A N/A N/A

Does the Department anticipate actuarial support related to federal ACA requirements, CMS guidance, market reforms, or emerging regulatory initiatives during the contract term?

Yes, related to ACA rate filings. The Department may request actuarial support related to CMS guidance, market reforms, or emerging regulatory initiatives, as needed.

33 Appendix B.1 1 37

The Department seeks professional services for

Actuarial Consulting Services.

What are the names of the current contractor(s)?

INS Consultants, Inc.

Risk and Regulatory Consulting, LLC

34 Appendix B.2 1 37 The Actuarial Services contemplated by the

What is the breakdown of items in the Scope of Work

The services performed over the past three years align with the categories described in the

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response

Department are to be provided Department wide and are broken down into two parts: Discrete Billable

Services which are provided to the Department on a regular and recurring basis and Discretionary Non-

Billable Services which are provided to the Department on an as needed basis.

of work awarded to the current contractor(s) over the past three years?

RFP: Discrete Billable Services, provided on a regular and recurring basis, and Discretionary Non-Billable Services, requested on an as-needed basis. Vendors should rely on the Scope of Work in the current RFP to understand the range of services expected under the contract.

35 Appendix C 2 38

The invoice shall include an itemization of hours billed, total hours and services and activities performed for

Discrete Billable Services as approved by the Department.

What are the current fees/rates that the Department pays the current contractors?

Vendors should propose pricing based on their own cost structure and understanding of the scope of work.

See the Award Notice published at https://mmp.delaware.gov/Contracts for

DOI21001-ACTUARIAL.

36 Appendix B.2 4 37

Discretionary Non-Billable Services:

- As needed advice on legislative changes, including regulations and bulletins;

- Department staff inquiries;

- Expert advice to Executive Staff and Division Heads on short-term discrete issues or projects;

- Responses to NAIC inquiries regarding Delaware filings;

- Review of loss reserve discount rates with regards to permitted accounting practices; and

- Review of reinsurance agreements.

Can you kindly provide the extent to which Discretionary non-billable services have been required in the last three years?

These services are requested on an ad hoc basis and typically involve lay interpretation of actuarial models or analyses.

37 Appendix B.1 1 37 The Department seeks professional services for

How frequently is on-site work required each year?

Rarely. However, the Commissioner reserves the right to request on-site work.

https://mmp.delaware.gov/Contracts

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response

Actuarial Consulting Services.

38 Appendix A 2 36

The remaining Vendor proposal package shall identify how the Vendor proposes meeting the contract requirements.

Are Vendors permitted to submit bids for partial scopes of work?

The Department confirms that vendors are permitted to submit proposals for partial scopes of work. Vendors should clearly identify which portions of the scope they are proposing to perform and provide complete pricing and methodology for those components. The Department will evaluate partial-scope proposals in accordance with the evaluation criteria outlined in the RFP and may award contracts for full or partial scopes based on the best interests of the State.

39 II. Scope of Services 1 2

“the Department is issuing this RFP to select one firm as an independent contractor for actuarial consulting services.”

Who is the incumbent actuarial firm providing this service

Same as Department Response to Question 12.

40 II. Scope of Services 1 2

“the Department is issuing this RFP to select one firm as an independent contractor for actuarial consulting services.”

How long has the current actuarial firm been providing actuarial services to the Department?

The Department’s contract records for actuarial services date back to 2016, beginning with Contract DOI16001-ACTUARIAL_SERVICES.

Based on the available documentation, the current actuarial firm has continuously provided actuarial services to the Department since that time.

Appendix C –

Payment Schedule

1-3 38

“The invoice shall include an itemization of hours billed, tota hours and services and activities performed for

Discrete Billable Services as approved by the Department.

Discretionary Non-Billable Services shall not be billed unless accompanied by written authorization by the

Department.”

What is the current annual fee amount and fee structure for services within the scope of the RFP?

Same as Department Response to Question 35.

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response

IV.B.11.

Confidentiality of Documents 11 6

“The content of selected and non-selected Proposals will become subject to FOIA’s public disclosure obligations upon submission to the

Department.”

Could you please provide a copy of the proposal of the last successful proposer?

An RFP Q/A is not the appropriate context to request documents. Vendors may submit a FOIA request for documents.

IV.C.2.

Proposal Selection Criteria

2 10-11 “All proposals shall be evaluated using the same criteria and scoring process.”

Could you please provide the proposal scoring from the previous RFP?

A total of 110 points was available for evaluation under Solicitation DOI21001-ACTUARIAL. Four proposals were received and evaluated. The final scores were:

Vendor 1 – 105 Vendor 2 – 104 Vendor 3 – 93 Vendor 4 – 64

44 I. Overview 1 1

“The State of Delaware Department of

Insurance…seeks professiona services to hire an independen contractor for actuarial consulting services.”

For what reasons has the Department issued the current RFP?

The Department has issued this RFP because the current contract is approaching expiration, and a new competitive solicitation is required to ensure continuity of services in accordance with State procurement requirements.

Appendix B – Scope of Work and Technical

Requirements

2 37

“The Actuarial Services contemplated by the Department are to be provided Department wide and are broken down into two parts: Discrete Billable

Services…and Discretionary Non-Billable Services…”

Is the scope of work within this RFP different than the scope of work currently being provided by the incumbent?

No.

IV.C.2.

Proposal Selection Criteria

2 10-11 “All proposals shall be evaluated using the same criteria and scoring process.”

Will the Department share the evaluation sheet and perform a debriefing if requested at the end of the process?

Yes. Vendors may submit a FOIA request for documents.

47 IV.B.2.

Proposals 2 4

“Each email submission must include separate, clearly labeled documents in Microsof Word or PDF format, including

Please confirm that the Department expects three separate files: (1) Transmittal Letter, (2) Proposal, including

Correct.

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response the Transmittal Letter, Proposal, and Pricing file.”

attachments, and (3) Pricing file.

IV.B.2.

Proposals /

VII.

Attachments

2 / Attachments

4 and 25–26

“The electronic copy must include the complete

Proposal and all Proposal attachments in a single email.” and “Attachments 2, 3, 4, and 5 must be included in your proposal.”

Should any complete attachments be submitted as separate files or included within the Proposal file?

Attachments should be included within the Proposal file.

49 IV.B.2.

Proposals 2 4

“Each email submission must include separate, clearly labeled documents in Microsoft Word or PDF format, including the Transmittal Letter, Proposal, and Pricing file.”

Should the Pricing file be submitted in Microsoft Excel or PDF format? We did not see a template in the RFP document.

“Each email submission must include separate, clearly labeled documents in Microsoft Word or PDF format, including the Transmittal Letter, Proposal, and Pricing file,” as stated in Section

IV.B.2.

Appendix C –

Payment Schedule

1-3 38

“The invoice shall include an itemization of hours billed, total hours and services and activities performed for

Discrete Billable Services as approved by the

Department.”

Should vendors propose hourly rates by service category, hourly rates by personnel level, fixed fees for recurring services, or another pricing structure?

Please describe the desired structure and format of the Pricing file.

The Department does not prescribe a specific pricing structure for this solicitation. Vendors may propose the pricing format they believe best aligns with their approach to the Scope of Work, whether by service category, personnel level, fixed fees for recurring services, or another structure. The Pricing file should clearly describe the proposed structure and include all necessary details to allow the Department to evaluate costs in accordance with the RFP criteria.

Appendix B – Scope of Work and Technical

Requirements

2 37

“Discrete Billable Services:

Property and Casualty rate and rule filings reviews - including review and analysis of workers compensation loss reserves/discount rates…” and “Annual Delaware

Compensation Rating Bureau, Inc. filing review, written analysis and expert witness testimony.”

May a vendor submit a proposal limited to the property/casualty portions of the Scope of Work, including Property and Casualty rate and rule filing reviews, workers compensation loss reserve/discount rate review, Annual DCRB filing review, written analysis and expert witness testimony?

Yes. Vendors may submit a proposal limited to specific functions within the scope of work.

Proposals should clearly identify the functions the vendor intends to perform and provide complete detail and pricing for those components. The Department will evaluate such proposals in accordance with the criteria outlined in the RFP.

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response

IV.B.11.

Confidentiality of Documents

11 6

“Vendor(s) may submit portions of a proposal considered to be confidential business information in a separate, sealed envelope labeled ‘Confidential

Business Information’…”

Because proposals are required to be submitted electronically by email, how should vendors submit confidential business information that the RFP describes as being submitted in a separate, sealed envelope?

No sealed-envelope submission is required. All proposal materials, including any confidential business information, should be submitted electronically as part of the email submission.

Vendors should clearly mark any confidential content in accordance with the instructions in the RFP.

Appendix B – Scope of Work and Technical Requirements

2 37

“Discrete Billable Services:

Property and Casualty rate and rule filings reviews -including review and analysis of workers compensation loss reserves/discount rates…” and “Annual

Delaware Compensation Rating Bureau, Inc. filing review, written analysis and expert witness testimony.”

May a vendor submit a proposal limited to the property/casualty portions of the Scope of Work, including Property and Casualty rate and rule filing reviews, workers compensation loss reserve/discount rate review, Annual DCRB filing review, written analysis and expert witness testimony?

Same as Department Response to Question 51.

Note: Questions 51 and 53 are identical.

IV.B.17. State’s Right to Award Multiple Source Contracting

17 8

“Pursuant to 29 Del. C. § 6986 the State may award a contrac for a particular professional service to two or more Vendors if the agency head makes a determination that such an award is in the best interest of the State and the Department.”

What specific factors would cause the Department to determine that awarding to multiple vendors, rather than one firm, is in the best interest of the State and the Department under this

RFP?

The Department may award to multiple vendors if doing so is determined to be in the best interest of the Department. Factors that may support a multi-vendor award include the need for specialized expertise, coverage of distinct functional areas within the scope of work, capacity considerations, or the desire to ensure continuity of services. The Department will make this determination based on the proposals received and the evaluation criteria outlined in the RFP.

IV.B.23.

Award of Contract

23 9

“It should be explicitly noted that the Department is not obligated to award the contract to the Vendor who submits the lowest bid or to the Vendor who receives the highest total point score, rather the contract will be awarded to the Vendor

Please clarify how the Department will document the basis for award if the selected vendor is not the lowest-priced vendor and does not receive the highest total point score.

The Department will document the basis for the award in accordance with Delaware procurement requirements.

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response whose proposal is the most advantageous to the

Department.”

IV.B.17. State’s Right to Award Multiple Source Contracting

IV.B.18.

Potential Contract Overlap

17 and 18 8-9

“the State may award a contract for a particular professional service to two or more Vendors…” and “The State reserves the right…to make partial awards, to award to multiple Vendors…”

Would the Department seriously consider awarding separate contracts to multiple vendors by service area under this RFP, such as awarding property/casualty actuarial services to one vendor and life/health/captive or other actuarial services to another vendor, or would the Department only consider this if no responsive full-service proposal is received?

Yes, if doing so is determined to be in the best interest of the Department.

IV.C.2.

Proposal Selection Criteria

2 10-11

“Demonstrated ability to perform the services referred to under the Scope of Services, set forth in Appendix B, including how the Vendor will be prepared promptly to meet tight deadlines and provide reports and invoices to the

Department in a timely fashion.”

If a vendor proposes only a subset of Appendix B services, how will the Department score the 25-point criterion for demonstrated ability to perform the services? Will the vendor be scored based only on the services it proposes to provide, or will it be penalized for not offering the full Appendix B scope?

The Department will evaluate each proposal based on the services the vendor proposes to provide. Vendors submitting proposals for a subset of services will be scored on their demonstrated ability to perform those specific services. Vendors will not be penalized for proposing only a portion of the scope. The RFP User Group will review each submission in its totality and apply the 25-point criterion to the vendor’s proposed functions in accordance with the RFP’s evaluation methodology.

III.A.

Minimum Requirements

5 2

“Disclosure of any contractual relationship with insurance entities. The preferred Vendor will be one who is independent of the insurance industry, not including other state or federal regulating bodies.”

Would a property/casualty actuarial consulting firm with insurance company clients be considered eligible for award if it discloses those relationships and manages any conflicts appropriately?

Please clarify whether such relationships are evaluated as disclosures, scoring considerations or potential disqualifiers.

No.

Question # Section # Paragraph # Page

# Text of Passage Question Department Response

IV.C.2.

Proposal Selection Criteria

2 10-11 “All proposals shall be evaluated using the same criteria and scoring process.”

If the incumbent vendor submits a proposal, will the incumbent and non-incumbent vendors be evaluated using the same scoring criteria, without additional preference for incumbent status, institutional knowledge or transition efficiency unless expressly reflected in the published evaluation criteria?

The incumbent will be evaluated in the same manner as all other vendors.

IV.B.7.

Proposal Opening /

IV.B.11.

Confidentiality of Documents

7 and 11 5-6

“There will be no public opening of proposals, but a public log will be kept of the names of all Vendor organizations that submitted proposals.” and “The content o selected and non-selected

Proposals will become subject to FOIA’s public disclosure obligations upon submission to the Department.”

Please provide the names of all vendors that submitted proposals in response to Contract No.

DOI-21001-ACTUARIAL,

the Department’s 2021 RFP for Actuarial Consulting Services.

INS Consultants, Inc.

Lewis & Ellis, Inc.

Milliman

SGRisk, LLC

I. Overview / II.

Scope of Services 1/1 1-2

“The State of Delaware Department of

Insurance…seeks professiona services to hire an independen contractor for actuarial consulting services.” and “the

Department is issuing this RFP to select one firm as an independent contractor for actuarial consulting services.”

Is the Department satisfied with the services currently being provided by the incumbent actuarial firm? If not, please describe any service, quality, staffing, responsiveness, pricing, independence, scope or other concerns that the Department would like a new contract to address.

The Department does not provide qualitative assessments of vendor performance in the context of competitive solicitation. All proposals will be evaluated according to the criteria published in the RFP.