Request for Stmts of Qualifications for Analytical Svcs Related to Mandated Hea

The Connecticut Insurance Department is initiating a Request for Qualifications (RFQA) to establish a Qualified Provider List (QPL) for analytical services related to mandated health benefits evaluation. The procurement seeks actuaries, actuarial firms, quality improvement clearinghouses, health policy research organizations, and independent experts authorized under Connecticut Insurance Law to conduct comprehensive assessments of mandated health benefits. Interested parties must submit electronic statements of qualifications detailing how they meet specific analytical service category requirements, along with proposed rates and costs. The solicitation covers a ten-year contract period from October 8, 2025, through October 7, 2035, with vendors required to demonstrate expertise in health benefit analysis, research methodologies, and policy evaluation. Vendors should provide comprehensive documentation showcasing their technical capabilities, professional credentials, and experience in health policy research and actuarial analysis. The primary point of contact for this procurement is Lena Bahar at the Connecticut Insurance Department, who can be reached at 860-297-3807 or Lena.Bahar@ct.gov for additional information and clarification.

The solicitation appears to be open to all qualified vendors without specific set-aside designations or restrictions on organizational types. No incumbent vendors or existing infrastructure integration requirements are explicitly mentioned in the available documentation. The procurement does not specify a predetermined budget range or estimated total contract value, allowing vendors to propose their own pricing structures and rates for the analytical services. Potential respondents should be prepared to provide detailed qualifications demonstrating their capacity to conduct rigorous health benefit evaluations, including technical expertise, research capabilities, and professional credentials. Vendors will likely be evaluated based on their technical competence, depth of experience in health policy analysis, actuarial expertise, and proposed cost structures. The broad scope of the QPL suggests the Connecticut Insurance Department is seeking a diverse pool of qualified providers capable of providing comprehensive analytical services across various health benefit assessment categories.