Requests for Proposals

Solicitations are not made pursuant to the provisions of the Central Purchasing Act or other Oklahoma purchasing statutes, rules or procedures. 

PLEASE NOTE: Any responding bidder must be 20i approved prior to an award of contract resulting from the Request for Proposal to confirm it satisfies all requirements of the 20i program.  Failure to be approved will prohibit an award to the responding bidder.

To be 20i approved, please complete the application online and submit. Each lawyer in the firm who is expected to work on the matter needs to submit an application. Learn more about this process on our Litigation website.

The Office of the Attorney General (“OAG”), in accordance with 74 O.S. § 20i, hereby gives notice that it is issuing this request for proposals (“RFP”) for outside counsel (“Law Firm” or “Firm” to investigate and pursue legal action against Roblox Corporation (“Roblox”), a Delaware corporation with its principal place of business in San Mateo, California. Roblox is an interactive online gaming platform, popular among children, and is designed, engineered, manufactured, tested, advertised, marketed, distributed, sold and otherwise placed into commerce in all fifty states, including Oklahoma. The investigation and potential legal action relate to Roblox facilitating the distribution of child sexual abuse material (“CSAM”) and the sexual exploitation of Oklahoma children. Roblox lacks proper safety protocols, is overrun with harmful content and child predators, yet provides its users with access to millions of games, including some of which have existed as “Escape to Epstein Island,” “Diddy Vibe” and “Public Bathroom Simulator Vibe.” Reports also identify thousands of members in a group openly trading child pornography and soliciting sexual acts from minors. Recently, the mother of an Edmond, Oklahoma, minor, sued Roblox after a child predator posed as a 15-year-old boy, and threatened to kill the girl’s family if she did not send him explicit content, even disclosing to the girl that he knew her address and that she had a younger brother. Roblox has become a hunting ground for child-sex predators, and the Attorney General of Oklahoma, as the chief law officer of the State and entrusted with the solemn duty to safeguard its citizens from abusive, unlawful, and exploitative conduct, solicits proposals to investigate and pursue legal action on a contingency basis pursuant to 74 O.S.Supp.2022, § 20i(K)(2).

Any law firm or sole practitioner is eligible to respond, provided the law firm or sole practitioner has been approved by the Attorney General according to 74 O.S.2021, § 20i and meets all requirements set forth in that section.

The Office of the Attorney General (“OAG”), in accordance with 74 O.S. § 20i, hereby gives notice that it is issuing this request for proposals (“RFP”) for outside counsel (“Law Firm” or “Firm”) to investigate and pursue legal action against Temu, a mobile application and website, which allows users to purchase low-cost goods manufactured in China. Ultimately, Temu is owned by a Chinese company, PDD Holdings, Inc., commonly known as Pinduodo Inc. Recently, a host of security and privacy concerns have been raised about the Temu app, with Apple and Google suspending due to misrepresentations Temu made about the types of data the app can access or collect from users, how it does so, and for what purposes it uses the data. The Temu app, once downloaded, can secretly install malware that bypasses device security and grants the app unrestricted access to a user’s device. Furthermore, the law in China requires Temu to provide user data to the Chinese government upon request. Oklahomans are exposed and at risk as a result of Temu’s practices, and the Attorney General of Oklahoma, as the chief law officer of the State and entrusted with the solemn duty to safeguard its citizens from abusive, unlawful, and exploitative conduct, solicits proposals to investigate and pursue legal action on a contingency basis pursuant to 74 O.S.Supp.2022, § 20i(K)(2). The investigation and potential legal action may include facts and claims relating to Temu unlawfully siphoning and using consumer data, counterfeiting products, and engaging in other unlawful data-theft issues, deceptive trade practices, and violations of personal privacy.

Any law firm or sole practitioner is eligible to respond, provided the law firm or sole practitioner has been approved by the Attorney General according to 74 O.S.2021, § 20i and meets all requirements set forth in that section.

The Office of the Attorney General (“OAG”), in accordance with 74 O.S. § 20i, hereby gives notice that it is issuing this request for proposals (“RFP”) for outside counsel (“Law Firm” or “Firm” to investigate and pursue legal action related to potential improper payment and noncompliance with self-funded Employer Group Health Plans. Key aspects and services likely include (1) pre-litigation planning, to include gathering, ingesting, and retrospectively examining invoices, plans, claims data, reports, and agreements, including but not limited to those with Third Party Administrators, carriers, Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM), and (2) litigation to recover improper payments and assessed fees that have been paid or otherwise improperly retained by third parties, asserting claims and recovering damages relating to fiduciary breaches, lack of transparency, and other related matters. Pursuant to 74 O.S.Supp.2022, § 20i(K)(2), OAG is soliciting proposals on a contingency basis.

Any law firm or sole practitioner is eligible to respond, provided the law firm or sole practitioner has been approved by the Attorney General according to 74 O.S.2021, § 20i and meets all requirements set forth in that section.