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CB I Z Re s pon s e │ Pa g e 43

Timeframe Tasks

As soon as

broker is

assigned

1. This initial stage requires review and analysis of the following:

Review of all current insurance policies and provisions

Review of property, auto, and marine schedules, etc.

Review of VNAC’s goals and objectives

Review of policy effective dates

Review of claims information for trends and development

This information taken together determines the philosophy and design of the RFP that will be put together by

CBIZ for VNAC.

2. Identification and analysis of VNAC’s insurance needs

CBIZ does not base the insurance coverage purely upon the current insurance policies. Often, the current

program is not addressing all of the concerns and needs of the client. This part of the program determines

VNAC’s real needs via an interview and survey of risks.

120 days

prior to

renewal

date

3. Composition of RFP for insurance proposals

Once the current program is analyzed, VNAC’s philosophy determined, and all needs identified, CBIZ puts

together an RFP that includes all of this information and requests a number of options to be considered.

No later

than 90

days prior

to the

renewal

date

4. Submission of RFP and attached underwriting information to insurers capable of providing services

The RFP with accompanying underwriting data is then submitted to the general marketplace of insurers and

pools that are committed to insuring municipality risks. This submission will include all information necessary

to provide a clear picture of VNAC to the marketplace.

Approximat

ely 40 days

prior to

renewal

5. Negotiation and comparative analysis of all proposals

All of the markets responding are required to submit their programs with plenty of time for CBIZ to negotiate

program enhancements and pricing. This critical stage of negotiation takes about one week. Then the

comparative analysis is accumulated into a format that will be easy for VNAC staff to review.

30 days

prior to

renewal

6. Report of findings to VNAC staff with recommendations

The final report generated from the above process is submitted to VNAC staff. It includes the following:

Comparison of coverage provisions

Comparison of premiums

Recommendation of best option in terms of pricing/coverage