The plan is seeking a firm to provide retirement and investment consulting services for its various retirement plans.

The plan’s consultant will present alternatives to its incumbent domestic large-cap growth equity manager, which has seen underperformance.

The plan, which launched a search at the request of its investment committee in the third quarter, has chosen a new advisor to oversee its assets.

The plan has selected a new firm to provide actuarial, administrative, investment advisory and custodial services for its roughly $2 million in assets.

The town’s board hired a firm to provide investment management services for its pension plan, taking over the duties previously handled by the pension committee.

The plan is relaunching the search to allow for a longer response time after first issuing the RFP in March.