LAA_PGM2026
Fondation pour l'Aide et les Soins à domicile is renewing its statutory accident and collective sickness daily-benefit insurance as existing contracts approach expiry, to insure its home-care workforce.
- Deliverables
- Insure 365 employees across the canton; sickness cover offers three variants, with 90% or 80% of AVS salary.
- Contract
- Three years, tacit annual renewal up to two years; estimated annual payroll CHF 17'900'000.-; quarterly payments.
- Eligibility
- Must be FINMA-authorised to insure in Switzerland; submit in French and individually, not as a consortium.
- Award
- Price weighs 70%; claims management weighs 30%.
- Watch out
- Premium rates must include broker remuneration; the insurer waives termination following a claim.
Documents for your bid
- Cahier des charges.pdfTender documents · 306 KB
- Critères Gestion des sinistres.pdfTender documents · 142 KB
- Dossier d'appel d'offres.pdfTender documents · 663 KB
- Engagement sur l'honneur.pdfTender documents · 233 KB
- LAA_Feuille diagnostique.pdfTender documents · 117 KB
- LAA_Fiche de renseignements.pdfTender documents · 781 KB
- PGMaladie_Feuille diagnostique.pdfTender documents · 120 KB
- PGMaladie_Fiche de renseignements.pdfTender documents · 802 KB
Key dates
- 24.09.2026Published on simap.ch
- 26.10.2026Questions round
- 06.11.2026, 09:00Submission deadlineDeadline in 9 days
- 06.11.2026, 10:00Bid opening
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Notice text
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Unofficial reproduction. The French text below is taken unchanged from SIMAP notice no. 43884. Only the official notice is binding.
Renouvellement au 1er janvier 2027 des assurances accidents selon la LAA et perte de gain maladie collective