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c. May have proven experience in writing aviation and public entity insurance; d. May have proven experience in writing insurance of similar size to this project; e. May have current aviation general liability client list including at least three (3) airport clients; f. May have and be able to identify a team comprised of key personnel, (staff and/or subcontractors), that will be assigned to this project that have at least five (5) years of experience in providing loss control, claim management services, certificate tracking, benchmarking data and analysis related to the aviation industry and insurance brokerage experience. g. Must carry Insurance Agent’s Errors & Omissions coverage and evidence same by way of current Certificate of Insurance. (Minimum limit requirement of $5 million per claim and in the aggregate) It is anticipated that the successful Proposer will meet the following additional qualifications: a. As aviation insurance capacity exists both in the United States and internationally, the Authority look to employ a broker with both local and international presence, which has the knowledge and ability to advice on international market conditions. b. Facilitate Underwriter Relationships: The Authority believes in nurturing close, long term relationships with key business partners, including its major insurance providers. Periodic visits with key insurance underwriters to establish and build on these relationships are expected. c. Ten (10) years of experience in broker services in aviation insurance, including airline and airport, and public entity. d. Four (4) years of experience analyzing and reporting conditions in the insurance market, including Terrorism and War coverage, which are pertinent to the operation of an airport as well as providing alternative risk management and loss control service techniques. 3.4 GENERAL INFORMATION The Authority anticipates that a single contract will be awarded for insurance broker and related services; however the Authority reserves the right to award multiple contracts if deemed in its best interest to do so. Proposers are expected to use their own initiative in formulating a response to this RFP as well as, (if awarded); an eventual insurance program they feel will be most beneficial to the Authority given the marketplace available. The Authority encourages Respondents, in their proposals, to be as creative as possible regarding cost, as cost efficiency will be a consideration in determining whether a contract(s) will be awarded based on responses to the RFP. Contact with Insurance Markets: DO NOT APPROACH THE INSURANCE MARKETS AT THIS TIME. Proposers are only required to provide information and responses based on your organization’s knowledge and experience Indianapolis Airport Authority Insurance Program Given the operation of the Airport, the Indianapolis Airport Authority carries a wide range of insurance coverage. Main lines of coverage include aviation general liability, property, automobile liability, and worker’s compensation. The Authority also carries professional liability policies that cover employed lawyers, law enforcement, emergency medical and executive risks. A summary of coverage, carrier, premium, and deductible is listed in Exhibit “B” – Schedule of Insurance in Force. Page 12 of 38
3.5 LENGTH OF CONTRACT This contract will run for two (2) year with the option to renew the contract for two (2) additional one (1) year terms. The total term of the contract shall not exceed four (4) years. 3.6 PRICING Authority requires the pricing associated with this RFP be a firm proposal price, in the appropriate format as discussed in section 4.6, that must remain open and in effect for a period of not less than 180 days from the final proposal due date. 3.7 MINORITY, VETERAN AND WOMEN BUSINESS Proposals must contain an explanation as to what efforts will be used to employ minority, veteran and women businesses in the fulfillment of a proposed contract in response to this RFP. Please see Section 1.12, Section 4.3.11, and Section 4.5, for more information. END OF SECTION THREE Page 13 of 38
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