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Public Pension RFP Roundup: Q1

Public Pension RFP Roundup
NCPERS regularly highlights the latest RFPs and RFIs in the public pension industry on behalf of its members. Find our latest roundup of job listings, hiring, and retirement announcements here. If your organization has an RFP/RFI for inclusion, please submit all relevant information to membership@ncpers.org for consideration. 

Illinois Police Officers' Pension Investment Fund (IPOPIF)
General Legal Counsel
The Illinois Police Officers' Pension Investment Fund (“IPOPIF”) is seeking a qualified law firm to serve as its general legal counsel.  This search for Professional Services is being conducted pursuant to IPOPIF's Purchasing and Professional Service Contracting Policy, Policy No. PP-2020-11 (“Policy”), which is available on the IPOPIF website at: https://www.ipopif.org/governing-documents/policies/.  Candidates are responsible for reviewing and becoming familiar with the Policy. Under the Policy, Professional Service contracts cannot exceed a five-year period and the Board's contract with its current general legal counsel has been in place for five years.
The ideal firm should have an established practice involving public employee pension and retirement matters and the legal issues relating to the administration and management of institutional trust funds.  Significant experience in providing legal services to a board responsible for the administration of a defined benefit plan and institutional trust funds will be a primary consideration in the Board's final selection.
Follow this link for more information on the proposal and how to submit.
Proposals are due by April 4, 2025, 4:30 p.m. CT
 

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