OpenAI, GSA Strike OneGov Deal to Supply ChatGPT to Federal Government Through 2028
Felipe_Millon · x · 2026-09-10
OpenAI and the General Services Administration signed a new OneGov deal providing ChatGPT to all federal employees through Dec 31, 2028, replacing the expiring $1-per-agency pilot. Pricing shifts to discounted consumption-based billing with half-off token usage across ChatGPT models including frontier ones. GSA chief Ed Forst touted improved federal performance, while Sam Altman highlighted efficiency, cybersecurity, and better public services.
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