The pension plan also made two private equity commitments totaling up to $80 million in June.
The county awarded a contract for the services in August on behalf of its $7.2 billion portfolio.
The plan’s current alternatives consultant was first hired in 2017.
The foundation retained its incumbent manager after issuing an RFP for the services earlier this year.
The retirement system received proposals from five firms following an RFP issued in January.
The plan is also considering adding risk mitigating strategies.
Expected services include investment consulting, plan administration and participant education.
The plans expect to issue an award notice on Dec. 19.
The pension plan also made two commitments at its real estate committee meeting in May.
The search comes after the plan received an education on below investment grade multi-asset credit managers this week.