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Social Media RFP Issued By California Earthquake Authority (CEA)

Social Media RFP Issued By California Earthquake Authority (CEA)

The California Earthquake Authority (CEA) is seeking to contract with a vendor to provide an integrated social media software solution that will allow CEA’s Communications and Mitigation teams to monitor real-time social media conversations; plan and implement social media strategies; and create and schedule social-media programming and content across a variety of social media platforms and accounts.

Background:

The California Earthquake Authority (CEA) is a publicly managed, privately funded, not-for-profit organization whose mission is to provide residential earthquake insurance and encourage Californians to reduce their risk of earthquake damage and loss through effective risk education, damage mitigation, and insurance protection. The CEA offers earthquake insurance policies through its participating residential insurance providers.

The CEA Organizational and Departmental Structure is as follows:

                • Executive Office

                • Communications & External Affairs

                • Finance and Insurance

                • Information Technology

                • Internal Operations

                • Legal & Compliance

                • Mitigation & Research

Additional information and a list of participating insurers is available at:

B. How CEA Was Formed; Governance

Following the unprecedented losses from the 1994 Northridge earthquake, many insurance companies either ceased or severely restricted the sale of new homeowner earthquake insurance policies in California. In response, the California Legislature created the CEA to provide earthquake coverage throughout California. CEA began writing residential earthquake insurance effective December 1, 1996.

Overseeing the CEA is a Governing Board composed of the Governor, State Treasurer, and Insurance Commissioner as voting members; the Speaker of the Assembly and President Pro- Tempore of the Senate serve as non-voting members. The Advisory Panel consists of consumer and insurance-industry representatives who advise the Governing Board.

C. What CEA Offers

Most residential insurance policies do not cover earthquake damage; a separate policy is required. Without earthquake insurance to help cover the costs of repairs and other expenses that come with catastrophic earthquake damage, homeowners must pay out of pocket to fix or rebuild their house, replace their personal property, and live and eat elsewhere.

IV. ROLE OF THE SOCIAL MEDIA SOFTWARE PROVIDER

The CEA has issued this RFP in order to contract with a social media software provider for an integrated solution to monitor real-time social media conversations; plan and implement social media strategies; and create and schedule social-media programming and content across a variety of social media platforms and accounts.

The CEA and the successful proposer will develop more specific criteria to target for the evaluation.

Scope of Work:

Overview

CEA currently uses a patchwork of limited social media software solutions for most of its social media needs, including scheduling posts across all social networks and attempting to identify trends, analytics reporting and tracking sentiment.

CEA is issuing this Request for Proposal (RFP) to solicit proposals for a more robust, integrated social media software solution that, ideally, will include the following:

The ideal solution will immediately allow CEA to improve workflow and analytics reporting, while meeting its growing and changing needs. At the sole discretion of the CEA, all or part of solutions offered may be considered for further evaluation.

Due Date:

November 1, 2019

Address:

RFP09-19@calquake.com

Strong agencies worth considering include Kite Hill PR and Prosek Partners.

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