Affirmative Litigation-Multiple Awards
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- RFP-123855
- State
- Virginia
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdictions
- Point of contact
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- Antonio Kornegay akornegay@oag.state.va.us (804) 786-3899
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About this opportunity
The Office of the Attorney General of Virginia is requesting proposals for affirmative litigation and enforcement counsel on a multiple-award basis, with proposals due July 17, 2026. The Commonwealth seeks experienced outside counsel to advise and assist in identifying, investigating, and prosecuting civil and criminal enforcement actions across broad subject-matter areas of strategic public importance.
Retained counsel will work under the direction and supervision of the Attorney General and may not initiate litigation, enter settlements, or take significant legal action without prior written authorization from the Attorney General or designee. The scope emphasizes demonstrated expertise in complex, high-stakes litigation and collaborative engagement with OAG attorneys to advance the Commonwealth's legal interests, deter unlawful conduct, secure meaningful relief for Virginians, and vindicate the rule of law.
Proposals must be submitted on the RFP Responder website; proposals submitted through eVA will be disregarded.
Opportunity text
The Attorney General is charged with representing the Commonwealth of Virginia, protecting the public interest, and enforcing state and federal law on behalf of the people of Virginia. In furtherance of those responsibilities, the OAG seeks to retain experienced outside counsel to advise and assist the Attorney General in identifying, investigating, and prosecuting civil and, where applicable, criminal enforcement actions across a broad range of subject matter areas of strategic public importance. The OAG's goal is to retain counsel with demonstrated expertise in complex, high-stakes litigation who can work collaboratively with OAG attorneys to advance the Commonwealth's legal interests, deter unlawful conduct, secure meaningful relief for Virginians, and vindicate the rule of law. Retained counsel shall act at all times under the direction and supervision of the Attorney General and shall not initiate litigation, enter into settlements, or take other significant legal action without prior written authorization from the Attorney General or the Attorney General's designee. YOU MUST RESPOND ON THE RFP RESPONDER WEBSITE. ANY PROPOSALS SENT IN EVA WILL BE IGNORED.
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