The All-of-Government insurance brokering services contract has a panel of 7 insurance brokering providers covering brokering of insurance policy types and a wide range of brokering advisory services.
This contract provides an agency with access to a panel of providers who source insurance policies on the agency’s behalf from both national and international insurance markets.
Providers also give tailored advice for managing a wide range of risks and related brokering services. The following areas of insurance brokering services are included:
The contract also covers brokering of policy types, including:
The following are out of the scope of this contract:
There are 7 providers on the All-of-Government (AoG) insurance brokering services (IB) panel. Each offers different services, and you can use any provider on the panel who offers the ones you need. Your agency may select specific providers to deliver services at their discretion.
You can select providers on the basis of expertise, quality, capability, capacity, price and public value. You can also select providers based on performance data during the contract term, or by an alternative secondary selection process which your agency considers appropriate.
The AoG insurance brokering services contract uses Procure Connect for all procurement processes. While using this tool, contracts are referred to as panels.
If you already have an account on Procure Connect, you can navigate to the tool to begin the process. You can contact your account manager if you have any questions about the tool.
This contract offers:
Value-add services are offered free of charge by panel providers to participating agencies. You can ask a provider to supply some or all of the value-add services they offer.
Value-add services may include:
Agencies who participate in the IB contract don't need to go through a full procurement process of their own, which saves time, effort and cost. It saves participating agencies an average of 17% on brokering fees.
Most AoG contracts include an administration fee. This fee is a simple, effective and transparent way of recovering the cost of developing, sourcing, implementing and managing AoG contracts.
Rates in this contract include an administration fee of 1.5% of the insurance brokering services (which do not include insurance policy premium payments) invoiced by a provider (excluding GST and government levies).
Providers collect the administration fee and pass it on to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE). Agencies don't need to make any payments to MBIE themselves.
To purchase from this contract, your agency or school first needs to join.
If this is the first AoG contract your agency or school is joining, you’ll need to:
Find more detail on these three steps at ‘Joining AoG contracts’.
Once you have completed this process, or if you’ve joined AoG contracts before, the next step is to read the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the Insurance brokering services contract.
If your agency agrees to the terms of the MoU, sign and submit the online joining form or joining letter PDF. These documents are in the Joining documents section below. You need an agency login to access it.
Once we receive your joining form, we’ll be in touch to confirm that your agency or school is participating in the contract.
You can then purchase insurance brokering services using this contract.
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Each participant has responsibilities they must meet as part of this contract.