OpenAI just inked a multi-year deal with the U.S. General Services Administration to waive the $15 monthly license fee for ChatGPT and slice usage costs by 50% for public servants. The agreement spans federal, state, local, and tribal governments—roughly 23 million workers through 2028—while offering half-price Daybreak Blue cyber tools to lock in public-sector AI dominance.
Meta just teamed up with the US General Services Administration to roll out open-source Llama models across all federal agencies. Because Llama is publicly accessible, the OneGov initiative bypassed traditional procurement bottlenecks, allowing government teams to deploy customized AI while keeping sensitive data under federal lock and key.
OpenAI just partnered with the U.S. General Services Administration to offer ChatGPT Enterprise to the entire federal executive workforce for just $1 per agency for the next year. Participating agencies also get 60 days of unlimited access to features like Deep Research, with enterprise-grade data privacy that excludes government inputs from model training.
