The board will consider hiring a new public markets consultant later this month.
The firm was also the sole bidder to an RFP issued last summer.
The plan’s incumbent was first hired in 1997.
The plan has begun searches for international equity and core and non-core real estate managers.
The current consultant will see its contract expire this year.
The plan hired an index manager to oversee a Russell 1000 Growth Index allocation and named another passive provider to its bench.
The advisor will be responsible for $187 million in non-pension assets.
The commitments represent new relationships for the plan.
Four firms will vie for a $45 million mandate.
The $200 million in total committed capital includes a new manager relationship.