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Subcommittee authorizes Bureau of Legislative Research to negotiate captive manager and brokerage services with Willis Towers Watson and Stevens

2516915 · March 5, 2025
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Summary

The ALC-EXECUTIVE SUBCOMMITTEE authorized the Bureau of Legislative Research to enter negotiations with Willis Towers Watson for captive manager services and with Stevens for brokerage services; both motions passed by unanimous consent and staff were directed to contact the firms.

The ALC-EXECUTIVE SUBCOMMITTEE authorized the Bureau of Legislative Research to begin contract negotiations with two firms for captive insurance and brokerage services, the chair said.

Representative Lademan moved to authorize the Bureau of Legislative Research to enter negotiations with Willis Towers Watson for captive manager services; the chair acknowledged a second and called for a voice vote. "All in favor, say aye," the chair said; the chair then announced the ayes had it.

Senator Boyd moved to authorize the Bureau of Legislative Research to enter negotiations with Stevens for brokerage services; after a second and no discussion, the subcommittee again approved the motion by voice vote. The chair said Miss Thayer will contact both Stevens and Willis Towers Watson to begin contract negotiations and that further discussions will return to the subcommittee as the process moves forward.

The transcript records that presentations from the candidate firms were given to the subcommittee on a prior date, and the two motions in this meeting authorize the Bureau to negotiate agreements to be presented back to the subcommittee for approval. The motions passed by voice consent; no roll-call tallies or recorded dissent appear in the transcript.