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The document is a Request for Proposals (RFP) issued by the Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation (TEL) seeking proposals for a Primary Insurance Broker or Agent. It outlines the purpose, submission guidelines, evaluation criteria, and general provisions related to the proposal process. The RFP emphasizes compliance with legal requirements, encourages minority participation, and details the scope of services required from the selected broker or agent. Proposals must be submitted by a specified deadline and will be evaluated based on various factors including pricing, experience, and ability to meet TEL's insurance needs.

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Is the Tennessee lottery cash only?

Tennessee also has an in-state jackpot game, Tennessee Cash, which replaced Pick 5 in October 2010. People must be at least 18 years of age to purchase or redeem TELC tickets; only cash can be used to purchase lottery tickets.

How do I contact the Tennessee Lottery customer service?

Tennessee Lottery Player Service Representatives are available M-F, 8:30 am 5:30 pm CT. Just check which number applies to your calling area: (615) (629) area, dial 615-254-4946. (865) area dial 512-4946.

Where can I cash a $1000 lottery ticket in Tennessee?

Players can claim prizes less than $600 at any of our retailer locations. Prizes of $600 or more can be claimed by mailing in the actual signed winning ticket (no copies accepted) with appropriate documentation and a completed claim form to P.O. Box 290636, Nashville, TN 37229-0636.

What is the $1000 dollars a day lottery in Tennessee?

Cash 4 Life provides two opportunities for a lifetime prize: * Top Prize is $1,000 dollars a day for life. * Second Prize is $1,000 dollars a week for life. Cash 4 Life is currently sold in 10 jurisdictions.

How does TN Lottery contact winners?

Once the drawing confirmation process is complete, the Tennessee Lottery will contact winners using information registered in their VIP Rewards account.

Where is the headquarters for the Tennessee lottery?

HEADQUARTERS NASHVILLE DISTRICT OFFICE Located off Briley Parkway and Elm Hill Pike, and just off McGavock Pike. From McGavock Pike, turn right at the light onto Century Blvd. Turn right into One Century Place. Turn left into the Visitor/Conference Center parking lot.

When did Tennessee get the lottery?

January 20, 2004: The Tennessee Lottery opens for business three weeks earlier than anticipated, netting an additional $30 million for education. First-day ticket sales totaled $10.8 million.

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