Health, long-term care and occupational health group insurance and related administration services
Auftraggeber
Veröffentlichung (ABl.)
Geschätzter Auftragswert
Verfahrensart
Sitz des Auftraggebers
Ausgewählte Bewerber
Beschreibung
This procedure follows the cancellation of the previous procedure PRO-2468705536. The ECB is through this Call for Applications seeking suitable candidates to participate in a negotiated tender procedure for the award of a contract for tailored Health (including Occupational Health), and Long-term care (LTC) (re-)insurance and related administration services. Insurance nature per line: Health insurance: Aggregate stop-loss insurance (re-insurance) Occupational Health Insurance (accidents at work, occupational diseases and medical emergencies during business travel): full insurance, at a 100% reimbursement rate Long-term care: Aggregate stop-loss insurance (re-insurance) Details on the scope, expected coverage and services, and conditions are described in the Call for application document.
CPV-Codes
Lose (1)
The current coverage (status June 2025) is as follows: Health Insurance: around 10.500 persons LTC insurance: around 10.450 persons Accident at Work Health Insurance: around 5.500 lives From a current perspective, the number of insured persons per insurance may increase during the contract period. An increase in the number of insured persons of approximately 3% has been witnessed in the past years. This indication is non-binding for the ECB but should give an indication regarding a potential contract size. All services ((re)insurance and related administration services) under the contract shall be provided as of 1 June 2028. The contract will be signed with sufficient lead time for handover and implementation of the services. More information, including on the scope of services, the conditions for participation and the selection criteria are available in the Call for Applications that can be downloaded from the ECB e-tender platform.
Zuschlagskriterien
Nachprüfungsverfahren
Within 10 days of receipt of the notification in accordance with Article 34(1) or the first sentence of Article 34(3) of Decision ECB/2016/2 laying down the rules on public procurement. Further requirements are outlined in Article 39 of this Decision. A complaint to the European Ombudsman does not affect the deadline for lodging appeals.