GSA has secured discounted access to a FedRAMP High-authorized AI platformThe agreement offers $1 pilots and license discounts through September 2028Explore OneGov, AI adoption and more at the 2026 FedCiv Summit this Thursday!
The General Services Administration has signed its first direct-to-government OneGov agreement with (US)AI, a North Bethesda, Maryland-based, 8(a)-certified small business, to give federal agencies discounted access to the company’s Intelligent Computing Platform, Nextgov/FCW reported Friday.
GSA‘s OneGov strategy has broadened the range of commercial AI and software tools federal agencies can buy at negotiated prices. At the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 FedCiv Summit this Thursday, Oct. 29, government and industry leaders will discuss how OneGov is shaping agency modernization and how companies can compete as AI becomes more widely accessible during two unique panel sessions. Polly Hall, executive lead of the practitioner workstream at GSA’s Office of Governmentwide Policy, will deliver a keynote address. Save your seat now to hear from the leaders shaping federal civilian technology.
What Are the Terms of the OneGov Agreement?
Under the agreement, which runs through Sept. 30, 2028, (US)AI will offer federal agencies discounts of up to 30 percent on eligible product licenses, along with designated two-week proof-of-value pilots priced at $1. The offering is available only to federal customers through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule.
According to GSA, the agreement also supports federal priorities such as faster AI adoption, stronger cybersecurity, technology modernization, simpler acquisition and expanded small business participation in federal technology delivery.
What Is (US)AI’s Intelligent Computing Platform?
The Intelligent Computing Platform is a FedRAMP High-authorized solution designed to help agencies transition AI efforts from pilots to production while maintaining security and oversight of AI-enabled applications, agents, workflows and mission processes.
Agencies can select from approved AI models and use built-in tools for fraud detection, cyber defense, software development, data orchestration, infrastructure management, and governance, risk and compliance.
What Other OneGov Agreements Has GSA Signed?
The (US)AI agreement adds to GSA’s growing OneGov portfolio, which includes deals that secure discounts of up to 72.25 percent on Cohesity’s AI-powered data protection and replication software and make Perplexity’s AI research and drafting platform available to federal agencies. General Dynamics Information Technology helped the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services become the first federal agency to document cloud computing cost savings through GSA’s OneGov agreement with Amazon Web Services.
In May, GSA entered into a OneGov agreement with Snowflake that gives agencies discounted access to the company’s data cloud services through September 2027. CORAS later joined the initiative with discounts of up to 80 percent on its GARY agentic AI platform.
In September, GSA reached a 27-month agreement with OpenAI that cuts token-based usage costs for ChatGPT models by 50 percent starting Oct. 1. The same month, Google extended its Gemini for Government OneGov deal, keeping agency access at $0.47 through Nov. 15.
GSA Deputy Administrator Mike Lynch has said the agency wants to broaden OneGov beyond software and technology products. To date, OneGov has generated an estimated $1.68 billion in federal cost savings, according to GSA.