From time to time, the Commonwealth of Virginia, Office of the Attorney General (âOAGâ) must supplement its in-house knowledge with attorneys having relevant experience and expertise in particular areas. . The OAG is soliciting proposals from firms to advise and represent the OAG and the OAG's client agencies and institutions in intellectual property, including patent, copyright, trademark, and trade secret issues. In accordance with Virginia Code Sections 2.2-507 and 2.2-510, the Attorney General has determined that it is impracticable or uneconomical for the OAG to render all of the legal services contemplated by this Solicitation for Proposals (âSFPâ).For further details please follow this link: app.rfpio.com/survey/public/6809043e9cd2cc30c5ab6603_6a4d4fa01de2f821b37259d4/SFP-2026-01-Intellectual-Property-SUBMISSIONS SENT IN EVA WILL BE IGNORED
The selected firm will advise and represent the OAG and its client agencies and institutions in intellectual property matters, including patent, copyright, trademark, and trade secret issues. The work will be performed at the Virginia Office of the Attorney General in Richmond, Virginia.
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Source: Virginia eVA (solicitation IV128626), retrieved via Virginia's eVA statewide eProcurement marketplace. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
