France – Services d'assurance maladie – Convention de participation frais de santé-.
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This tender concerns supplementary health insurance coverage for territorial civil servants employed by the fire and rescue service (SDIS). The buyer seeks a service provider to offer a voluntary participation agreement covering health expenses for eligible staff members.
Health insurance companies or complementary health mutual societies with accreditation to operate in France and experience serving public-sector workforce groups should apply.
Providers must be authorized health insurance operators capable of delivering supplementary health coverage. They should demonstrate experience with public-sector employee schemes and administrative capacity to manage group memberships.
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What is this tender about?
This tender concerns supplementary health insurance coverage for territorial civil servants employed by the fire and rescue service (SDIS). The buyer seeks a service provider to offer a voluntary participation agreement covering health expenses for eligible staff members.
What are the requirements for suppliers?
Providers must be authorized health insurance operators capable of delivering supplementary health coverage. They should demonstrate experience with public-sector employee schemes and administrative capacity to manage group memberships.
What type of company should bid?
Health insurance companies or complementary health mutual societies with accreditation to operate in France and experience serving public-sector workforce groups should apply.
Who is the buyer?
The buyer is SDIS Service départemental d'incendie et de secours.
When does this tender close?
Submissions close on August 24, 2026.
Protection sociale complémentaire à destination des agents territoriaux Convention de participation à adhésion facultative - santé
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