France - Health insurance services

Description

Implementation of EuropaFi's supplementary health insurance scheme, which offers a collective and compulsory quality insurance cover to its employees and their dependent child(ren), if any, with the possibility of continuing such cover for former employees who so wish.
Presentation of the company. EuropaFi, the paper subsidiary of the Banque de France was created on 27.10.2015 as a simplified joint stock company. The decision to set up the subsidiary was taken in order to enable the creation of a public paper division within the Eurosystem. This strategic industrial project is designed to make the Vic-le-Comte paper mill the leading producer of banknote paper in the euro zone and the most modern paper mill in Europe. The activity carried out is "the manufacture and marketing of security paper, in particular for banknotes and secure documents, and other paper intended mainly for the fiduciary activity". The APE code is 1712Z - Manufacture of paper and paperboard. The company is located in Longues, 63270 Vic-le-Comte. Subject of the consultation: implementation of EuropaFi's supplementary health protection scheme, consisting of compulsory collective cover for its employees and their dependent child(ren), where applicable, and optional cover for former employees and their dependants. This scheme must comply with the legal and regulatory provisions relating to responsible contracts, with reference to Articles L. 871-1, R. 871-1 and R. 871-2 of the Social Security Code, in order to benefit from the tax and social security advantages in force relating to compulsory collective contracts. Benefits sought: the scheme comprises a compulsory supplementary health scheme, to the financing of which EuropaFi contributes (at varying rates according to the populations concerned: employees and dependent children/entitled persons of employees) and an optional supplementary health scheme for former employees, to the financing of which EuropaFi also contributes.

Opportunity closing date

07 June 2021

Value of contract

£100k-1m