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Oct 23, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Vendor will provide comprehensive moving services for the relocation of office furniture, supplies, equipment, and other miscellaneous items from current Texas Department of Insurance field office location to a new office location.
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City
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Austin
County
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Travis
Address
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7551 Metro Center Drive, Suite 100, MS-50
Phone Number
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(866) 393-6432
Zip Code
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78744
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Texas Office of Injured Employee Counsel (OIEC)
This strategic plan outlines the direction for the Office of Injured Employee Counsel (OIEC) for fiscal years 2027-2031. Its core purpose is to assist, educate, and advocate for injured employees in Texas. The plan is organized around four key goals: providing assistance to unrepresented injured employees within the workers' compensation system, enhancing their education on rights and responsibilities while facilitating referrals to supportive programs, advocating collectively for injured employees as a class, and modernizing OIEC's technological resources by developing a dedicated case management system to improve operational efficiency.
The strategic plan for the Office of Injured Employee Counsel (OIEC) is designed to guide its efforts in assisting, educating, and advocating for injured employees in Texas. Key priorities include providing assistance to unrepresented injured employees within the workers' compensation system, increasing their education on rights and responsibilities, advocating on their behalf as a class, and modernizing technology resources to improve efficiency. The plan aims to ensure timely benefits, support return to work, deliver excellent customer service, and promote a healthy and transparent workers' compensation system.
Public-sector contacts connected to Texas Office of Injured Employee Counsel (OIEC).
Governor Abbott's 2021 State of the State Address highlights the State of Texas's legislative priorities, focusing on sustaining economic growth, accelerating pandemic recovery, and enhancing education. The plan includes strengthening public safety through police support and bail reform, securing the state's border, and protecting fundamental freedoms like religious liberty, Second Amendment rights, and election integrity. Additionally, it aims to provide civil liability protections and regulatory relief for businesses, and safeguard unborn life.
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