SWIB is soliciting responses to an Information Security Questionnaire to build a pool of pre-qualified vendors for ad-hoc contractor services supporting short-term staff-augmentation projects. The consultancy covers information security areas including architecture and design, cloud, network and endpoint, identity and access management, application, incident response, threat hunting, risk, and vulnerability management. SWIB says the opportunity remains open to vendors meeting its criteria and has no submission due date.
The State of Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB) is soliciting responses to an Investment Operations Consultancy Questionnaire to create a pre-qualified pool of vendors for ad-hoc contractor services and short-term staff augmentation across investment operations functions. The solicitation requires firms to demonstrate substantial investment-management experience, provide qualifications and rate cards, and accept SWIB’s Master Services Agreement and insurance requirements. This opportunity is open and continuous with a stated close date of December 31, 2037, and is intended for professional services rather than a grant program.
The State of Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB) is soliciting responses to an Information Technology Consultancy Questionnaire to create a pre-qualified vendor pool for ad-hoc short-term staff augmentation projects supporting investment technology and related services. This is an open, continuous RFS allowing qualified vendors to submit at any time, with the project remaining open for any vendor meeting the criteria. The solicitation requires completed questionnaires, rate card templates, and due diligence documents to establish a Master Services Agreement framework.
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Madison
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4703 Madison Yards Way
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(608) 266-2381
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wisconsin Investment Board
Audit and Finance Committee Agenda / Notice
Date: Jun 16, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The committee meeting agenda includes the review of audited financial statements for the 2025 retirement funds, discussion of independent auditor's reports on internal controls, and reports on open audit issues. Key topics also cover investment guidelines compliance, annual affirmations and disclosures, the status of the 2026 internal audit plan, and a five-year audit summary. Financial reporting items include a quarterly management cost update and approval of the fiscal year 2027 state operating budget. Additionally, the committee will address administrative matters such as the ethics hotline report, contract updates, and trustee education materials during the open and closed sessions.
Board Of Trustees Regular Meeting
Date: Jun 16, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board meeting included an educational session covering the U.S. economic outlook and academic research in defined benefits. Regular business included committee reports from audit, finance, compensation, workforce development, and strategic planning. The board reviewed investment performance, market updates, and quarterly updates for private markets. Further discussions addressed ERCC charter amendments, updates to investment committee guidelines, and future meeting planning. A closed session was held to discuss proprietary investment strategies, compensation, and legal matters.
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State Of Wisconsin Investment Board Goals, Strategies & Performance Report 2026
Date: Mar 31, 2026Type: Strategic Plan
This document, the 2026 Goals, Strategies & Performance Report, outlines the strategic direction for the State of Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB). The organization's mission is to be a trusted global investment entity that contributes to the strong financial future of its beneficiaries, with a vision to be an innovative, agile, and integrated organization that optimizes investment returns while meticulously managing risk and cost. Key strategic goals for 2026 include enhancing investment strategies to increase active returns, optimizing operations and technology infrastructure, and improving talent acquisition, retention, and management. The report also highlights past performance, a commitment to long-term investing, portfolio diversification, and robust risk management practices to ensure the sustainability of the Wisconsin Retirement System.
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