The plan approved a $10 million real estate commitment this month after the board previously decided to revisit the investment.
The plan has issued an RFP seeking the services for its $103.5 million 457(b) plan.
The plan will issue the RFIs as its looks to put its contracts out to bid due to their upcoming expirations.
The plan, which launched an investment advisor search earlier this year, extended services with its incumbent on a month-to-month basis.
The services sought include general board consulting as well as consulting for the plan’s private debt, private equity, real estate and infrastructure programs.
The plan has issued its RFP for a general investment consultant after issuing a private equity consultant RFP earlier this month.
The plan will interview five firms in its investment consultant search at a meeting next month.
The plan added a $20 million real estate commitment in July.
The authority is looking for a firm to manage its available cash in its loan programs as well as its general fund.
The town decided to stick with its incumbent advisor after issuing an RFP in the second quarter.