Public sector
Every contractor insured, every bond on file, every action on the record
Cities, counties, housing authorities and school districts hire thousands of contractors and hold performance bonds, often across departments that each keep their own spreadsheets. RiskWorks puts insurance requirements, certificates, bonds and claims in one place, with a full audit trail ready for a public records request. Exigis staff do much of the follow-up for you.
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What public entities use most
Insurance Compliance
Contractor and vendor certificates checked against the requirements in every agreement.
Learn moreContract Review
Insurance requirements set consistently across departments before contracts are signed.
Learn moreContingent Liabilities
Performance and payment bonds received from contractors, tracked to release.
Learn moreA typical organization
A public entity with a $1 billion budget and 5,000 employees typically has:
Exigis estimate for a typical organization of this size, not measured client data. Your figures will differ: the free diagnostic adjusts them to your size.
Built for public procurement
Cooperative and direct contracts
We work through direct contracts, cooperative agreements and prime vendors.
Minority business enterprise
Exigis is a certified M/WBE.
Public records ready
A full audit trail of every action and document.
Questions
Can departments have their own logins?
Yes. Each department or agency can have its own users, with access only to its own records.
Can we buy through a cooperative contract?
Yes. We work through direct contracts, cooperative agreements and prime vendors. Talk to us about which apply in your state.
Who follows up with contractors who don’t respond?
Our team can, by email, phone and mail, so your staff only handle the exceptions.
See what a typical public agency your size spends
Take the free risk diagnostic. You’ll see where your program stands and what a typical public agency your size spends on it, then review the results with an Exigis analyst at no cost.