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TASC rents office space in former Oscar Mayer building

By Bruce Stein
Total Administrative Services Corp.

Total Administrative Services Corporation (TASC), the nation’s largest stand-alone third party administrator of benefit accounts, is renting office space in the nine-story office building that was home to Oscar Mayer for nearly 60 years. TASC took out a one-year lease, with options to renew, on 13,000 square feet of office space to house about 80 employees. The company had been renting office space in another building in the area, but when that building was sold, TASC had to find new rental space. Software programmers, developers and project managers were moved into the second-floor offices that used to house Oscar Mayer executives and marketing personnel.

A family-owned company with roots dating back to 1975, TASC has nearly 1,200 employees, with about 350 of them headquartered at their International Lane corporate campus. TASC continues to enjoy steady growth, signing a five-year, $58 million contract along with the Give Back Foundation to manage nonprofit giving of federal employees and retirees in 2017.

TASC is known across all sizes of employers and many industries helping millions of employees with their benefit services. A philanthropy-driven business headquartered in Madison, TASC delivers innovative quality solutions that help protect the rights of more than 65,000 sole proprietors, family farmers and business owners of all sizes all over the country.

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