The commission received two proposals in response to an investment consultant RFP issued in August.
The plan expected to begin the search to comply with state regulatory requirements.
PFM Asset Management currently serves as the county’s investment advisor.
The plan made the manager change due to performance issues with the incumbent.
The authority is slated to select a firm at its board of commissioners meeting in June.
The searches stem from a new asset allocation and international equity structure review approved in February.
The plan is seeking managers to handle a total of $135 million.
The search is being conducted to diversify the program’s investment lineup.
The plan also received a private credit pacing plan at its meeting yesterday.
The retirement system made commitments to one firm for private equity and private debt.