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This tender seeks a licensed insurance broker to source Directors and Officers Indemnity Insurance for Roads Agency Limpopo for a period of 36 months, ensuring comprehensive coverage for its board members and executive officers.
The Limpopo Roads Agency is inviting bids for the appointment of a qualified insurance broker to facilitate the procurement of Directors and Officers Indemnity Insurance. This insurance is crucial for protecting the agency's board members and executive officers against potential liabilities arising from their decision-making roles. The selected broker will be responsible for sourcing a policy that provides a minimum coverage amount of R500 million, ensuring that all past and present directors, as well as executive officers, are adequately protected. The contract will span 36 months, during which the broker will need to demonstrate their capacity to manage and negotiate with registered short-term insurance providers effectively.
Bidders must possess a valid license from the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) and demonstrate experience in providing similar insurance brokerage services to state-owned entities or government departments. The scope of work includes sourcing insurance covers, providing risk management advice, and ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations. The successful bidder will play a pivotal role in safeguarding the agency's leadership against legal claims, thereby enhancing the operational integrity and reputation of the Roads Agency Limpopo.
This tender is suitable for licensed insurance brokers with experience in providing indemnity insurance solutions, particularly those familiar with the public sector and state-owned enterprises. Businesses with a proven track record in managing high-value insurance policies and compliance with regulatory standards are encouraged to apply.