The pacing plan will commit a total of $825 million to real assets and private equity strategies.
The plan disclosed several new private markets commitments in its December board meeting materials.
The commitments, which span real estate credit and private equity, include two new relationships.
The plan committed roughly $1.2 billion total to four new managers and two existing managers in October.
The plan will consider eliminating its global REITs allocation for liquidity purposes and disclosed a commitment to an existing infrastructure manager today.
The plan added a $10 million real estate credit commitment at an October board meeting.
The pension board approved a private real estate commitment last month.
The plan committed to two managers following closed session discussions.
The plan is seeking non-core real estate, farmland, timber and infrastructure strategies to fulfill an up to $400 million mandate.
The plan will search for a new core-plus fixed-income firm after recent asset losses and a change in ownership experienced by its incumbent manager.