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2024 authorization: Cigna medical, dental and PBM services (RFP 24-012)

City of Carrollton·Cigna (medical, dental and PBM authorization)

Not Council-scored

Term Start not recordedEnd not recordedPricing exhibits omitted from the postingRetrieved Sep 7, 2026

Catalogue note · not a score

Catalogue note: City of Carrollton public-record package

What this document is

This package contains Carrollton's official council record for File 6838, with final action dated September 24, 2024, and its employee benefits webpage. The council record concerns authorization of multiple benefit-services agreements under RFP 24-012; it is not the executed Cigna agreement (Carrollton File 6838).

The accompanying benefits page refers to a 2026 benefits guide and describes annual plans effective January 1. It supplies an employee-facing program statement as fetched September 7, 2026, rather than a separate contract term or proof that each authorized agreement was executed unchanged (Carrollton benefits page).

What it does tell us

The council record says the City issued RFP 24-012 in June for medical third-party administration, dental, pharmacy benefit management, vision, life and disability services. Staff and the benefits consultant recommended Cigna for medical TPA, dental and PBM services, MetLife/Superior Vision for vision, and Standard Insurance for life and disability (Carrollton File 6838).

The Cigna quote is described as $1,074,734 over a three-year period including contingency. The overall authorization is not to exceed $2,150,208 across the listed benefit lines. Neither amount is a standalone pharmacy price or evidence of actual executed spend, and the quoted three-year period is not translated here into unsupported calendar start and end dates (Carrollton File 6838).

The benefits page says the City offers a Cigna medical plan with comprehensive medical and prescription coverage, including free in-network generic prescriptions through Cigna's pharmacy program. This corroborates the program name appearing in the authorization without identifying a separate PBM legal entity not named in the actual record (Carrollton benefits page).

Why it cannot be scored

The council item is award/authorization evidence with a staff recommendation and cost description, while the benefits webpage describes employee coverage. The selected sources do not provide the executed Cigna ASO/PBM agreement or its pricing exhibits, so they cannot establish enforceable rebate, audit, discount, termination and remedy clauses (Carrollton File 6838; Carrollton benefits page).

Both manifest entries are official HTML sources, not PDFs. The 2026 guide's link text was observed in the completed evidence review, but no exact downloadable attachment URL was acquired for this package. Page counts, byte counts, hashes and public mirror URLs therefore remain NULL; no synthetic excerpt is presented as a one-page document. The package is an award memo, with pricing exhibits omitted and no findings, score or council review. The next review needs the executed agreements and incorporated schedules rather than inferring their contents from bundled authorization amounts.

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