Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Rhode Island State Police Retirement Benefits Trust.
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Oct 30, 2026
Dec 17, 2026
Cyber liability insurance coverage for ERSRI, with quotes requested for one-, three-, and five-year terms.
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City
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Warwick
County
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Kent
Address
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50 Service Ave
Zip Code
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02886
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Rhode Island State Police Retirement Benefits Trust
The board meeting featured a presentation from Workers' Compensation Court judges regarding the court's business model, jurisdictional scope, and case processing, specifically highlighting the use of an impartial medical advisory system for resolving complex injury claims. Discussions also touched upon the court's role in police and fire pension appeals, statutory procedures, and the differences in legal representation compared to standard workers' compensation cases. Additionally, the board coordinated plans for a joint training session with the State Investment Commission.
The board discussed the annual budget, the methodology for actuarial and asset valuations, and the distinction between smooth rates and real-time market value snapshots. Key topics included the dual governance structure involving the State Investment Commission, the challenges of transparently communicating pension data to plan members, and the funding status of the retirement system. Additionally, the board addressed inquiries regarding the absence of risk corridors in pension funding and the possibility of holding a joint meeting with the State Investment Commission to enhance data clarity.
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The meeting included the swearing-in of a new board member and an update on the defined contribution plan. Presenters from TIAA provided an overview of plan demographics, the default investment structure, and participant education initiatives. The board discussed the importance of the 401(a) plan, vesting schedules for employer contributions, and the role of collective investment trusts in maintaining low-cost investment options. Additionally, updates were provided on plan growth, which has reached three billion dollars in assets.
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