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Our OneGov strategy is a comprehensive plan to transform how government buys almost everything. Instead of hundreds of separate agency contracts, we leverage the collective purchasing power of the entire federal government to secure unprecedented discounts while ensuring consistent security standards and simplified access.
OneGov supports a coordinated, government-wide shift toward smarter, more secure, and more efficient commodity buying:
The first phase of OneGov is the IT Initiative. We’re focused on software and technology where we can quickly deliver the greatest savings direct from the source.
Previously, agencies negotiated separate contracts for the same software, often paying premium prices while duplicating effort. OneGov IT eliminates this waste by leveraging our collective $100+ billion in annual federal IT spending to negotiate as one buyer.
Starting with software allows GSA to model a new approach — one that prioritizes direct relationships with original equipment manufacturers with discounted pricing reflecting the size of the government enterprise, streamlining acquisition pathways, and setting common standards for licensing, security, and reporting.
Today’s federal IT landscape is fragmented. Agencies often buy similar products through separate contracts, at different prices, and with inconsistent terms. This drives up costs, limits visibility, and increases risk—especially when it comes to cybersecurity and performance accountability.
Meanwhile, commercial IT has evolved rapidly. Cloud services, software subscriptions, and API-driven platforms dominate the marketplace, but legacy acquisition processes haven’t kept up. Our OneGov Strategy is designed to close that gap.
Browse Current Agreements to see all available discounts and offerings.
Accessible only to authenticated government users, the discount sheet contains the latest details of each agreement and how to redeem them.
Most OneGov agreements are available through GSA’s Multiple Award Schedule and other established procurement vehicles. State, local, tribal, and territorial governments may be eligible to use Cooperative Purchasing.
Government buyers can reach out to our team at Cloudinfo@gsa.gov for guidance on which agreements best fit your needs. Email ITVMO@gsa.gov for direct support for industry questions about OneGov IT participation, eligibility requirements, or the submission process.
Start with the OEM Engagement Package [PDF] to understand all requirements and eligibility criteria.
Verify your organization meets the criteria and can maintain a GSA Schedule contract.
If eligible, complete the Product and SKU spreadsheet [PDF] and follow the promotional offer submission [PDF] process outlined in the Engagement Package.
All partners should complete the industry questionnaire [PDF] to stay informed.
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