GSA Signs First Direct OneGov Small Business Deal With (US)AI

Oct 23, 2026
The agreement gives federal agencies discounted access to (US)AI's computing platform, with software license discounts of up to 30% and $1 proof of value pilots.

The U.S. General Services Administration signed its first direct OneGov agreement with a small business, selecting (US)AI, according to Nextgov. The agreement offers federal agencies discounts of up to 30% on software licenses and designated two week proof of value pilots for $1.

The offer covers (US)AI's Intelligent Computing Platform, which is authorized at FedRAMP High. Agencies can use approved AI models of their choice to develop, deploy, manage and govern AI applications, agents, workflows and cybersecurity tools.

The agreement expires September 30, 2028. (US)AI, an 8(a) certified company based in North Bethesda, Maryland, is the first small business to receive a direct OneGov agreement from GSA.

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