Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for New York Workers Compensation Board.
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Oct 13, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
The New York State Workers' Compensation Board is seeking renewal of Hitachi Pentaho, a data integration and analytics software platform. The opportunity is categorized as Information Technology and is a discretionary procurement valued below $150,000. Bids and required paperwork are to be returned to wcbcontracts@wcb.ny.gov.
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Binghamton
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328 State St
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(877) 632-4996
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New York Workers Compensation Board
The meeting featured a presentation of the Office of General Counsel's departmental report, detailing statistical analysis of hearings, waiver agreements, and application reviews. The board reviewed and approved several licensing applications under Sections 24-a, 50(3-b), and 50(3-d). Members considered recommendations from the Appellate Division and referred several cases back to respective Panels for Full Board Review. A presentation was provided by the Chief Diversity Officer regarding strategies for employee engagement, workforce development, accessibility, and inclusion, including the rollout of a new nine-point employee engagement plan.
The meeting included the review of the Office of General Counsel's departmental report, which detailed statistics on hearings, administrative reviews, and legal affairs. The board approved licensing application renewals for several entities. Additionally, the board adopted a decision from the Appellate Division Third Department as its own and referred several specific cases back to their respective panels for further consideration following a request for Full Board Review.
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The board meeting included a departmental report from the Office of General Counsel regarding statistics for the month of May, encompassing adjudication hearings, administrative reviews, and legal affairs. The board reviewed and accepted licensing applications for three-year renewals for several entities, including insurance brokerages and risk management services. Additionally, seven decisions from the appellate division were adopted, and multiple cases were referred back to panels for further consideration. A presentation was provided by the ombudsman regarding the performance, responsibilities, and statistical analysis of the Office of the Advocate for Injured Workers.
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