When is the submission deadline?

Submissions are due July 31, 2026.

It was issued by Ohio Attorney General's Office. The work is located in Ohio, United States.

Who is a good fit for this opportunity?

Provider of digital content blocking or online safety solutions. Experience supporting responsible gambling, self-exclusion, or behavioral health programs. Strong cross-platform software capability across web, mobile, and multiple devices. Demonstrated expertise in privacy protection and secure handling of participant data. Ability to deliver tamper-resistant access controls and ongoing service updates. Experience working with government agencies or regulated public-sector programs. Capacity to provide testing, quality assurance, and administrative reporting tools.

Gambling Blocking Services (Due July 31, 2026)

Overview

Public Safety, Security & Fire

Ohio, United StatesPosted: July 15th, 2026Deadline: July 31st, 2026

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SUMMARY

An Ohio government authority is seeking a two-year gambling blocking service to support responsible play, self-exclusion, and harm prevention efforts. The solution must work across devices, continuously block gambling content, and protect user privacy.

KEY REQUIREMENTS

Must demonstrate ability to supply livescan solutions that meet AGO and BCI specifications
Must comply with Livescan Electronic Ten-print Interface Specification and Electronic Offender Fingerprinting Device Interface Specification (Version 8.1 and readiness for Version 10.0)
Must commit to participation in the evaluation and certification process during the award period
Must provide evidence of organizational capability, technical expertise, and compliance readiness
Must provide at least two references from agencies or organizations similar to BCI
Must provide a Service Level Agreement (SLA) with guaranteed response times for system down situations
Must provide documentation of adherence to security, privacy, and data handling requirements
Must be able to provide CJIS-compliant remote assistance with multi-factor authentication and encrypted sessions

CONTRACT DURATION

48 months

TIMELINE

Vendors will be short-listed in 2026.

The evaluation and certification period will remain open for four years.

Issuing Agency

Ohio Attorney General's Office

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DESCRIPTION

A government authority in Ohio is seeking a vendor to provide gambling blocking services that support harm prevention, recovery, and responsible play initiatives. The requested service is intended to empower users to control access to gambling activities through a reliable and tamper-resistant blocking solution that protects participant privacy and information.

The service must continuously block access to new and existing gambling websites, applications, and services. It must allow individual participants to configure blocked gambling content and select duration periods during sign-up, support voluntary self-exclusion and recovery-oriented behavior, and function across multiple devices and platforms. The solution is also expected to complement existing responsible gambling and prevention efforts.

The selected vendor will be responsible for core service components including functionality, device compatibility, user experience and accessibility, administration and management tools, participant information protection, integration and collaboration, and testing and quality assurance. The contract term is expected to be two years, and questions are due by July 24, 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the submission deadline?: Submissions are due July 31, 2026.
Who issued this RFP?: It was issued by Ohio Attorney General's Office. The work is located in Ohio, United States.
Who is a good fit for this opportunity?: Provider of digital content blocking or online safety solutions
Experience supporting responsible gambling, self-exclusion, or behavioral health programs
Strong cross-platform software capability across web, mobile, and multiple devices
Demonstrated expertise in privacy protection and secure handling of participant data
Ability to deliver tamper-resistant access controls and ongoing service updates
Experience working with government agencies or regulated public-sector programs
Capacity to provide testing, quality assurance, and administrative reporting tools

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