The plan will also consider a $30 million re-up commitment with a real estate manager.
The fund will look to commit more than $300 million across private equity and private credit this year as part of the pacing plan to reach its target allocations by the end of the decade.
The retirement system will also see its executive director resign on Friday after less than a year in the role.
The plan expects to add eight additional non-U.S. equity managers over the next two months.
The retirement system added $150 million to an existing relationship this month.
The search is due to the impending contract expiration of its incumbent.
The private credit manager is looking to raise $1.25 billion.
The plan will also interview a finalist in its domestic large-cap core equity manager search next month.
The firm’s largest credit pool of capital to date reached $3.6 billion.
The pension plan has not had consultant coverage for private equity, private debt and private infrastructure.