The $350 million fund is seeking discretionary investment advisory, management and reporting services.
The retirement system also disclosed three new alternatives commitments at today’s meeting.
The city is searching for a firm to provide the services related to its operating and capital funds totaling approximately $60 million to $70 million.
The plan approved two commitments at a board meeting this week.
The fund closed at $2.23 billion, oversubscribed relative to its $1.6 billion target.
The advisor will continue providing services for the city’s short- and medium-term investment portfolios.
The plan placed a domestic large-cap growth equity manager on watch at its Dec. 6 board meeting.
The plan has retained its incumbent to continue providing record keeping and administration services.
The plan launched a search in April seeking non-discretionary full-service general consulting services.
Adam Gallistel and Andy Glanzman have been named co-ceos of CBRE Investment Management, the real estate investment firm announced today.