The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) has taken another major step toward government-wide digital transformation with the announcement of a landmark OneGov agreement with ServiceNow. This deal is set to reshape how federal agencies approach modernization, using AI-first solutions to drive efficiency, streamline operations, and deliver better outcomes for citizens.
Why This Agreement Matters
Government agencies have long faced challenges balancing outdated systems, rising operational costs, and the urgent need to deliver faster, smarter public services. The new GSA–ServiceNow agreement directly addresses these issues by:
- Boosting workflow efficiency: The ServiceNow AI Platform is projected to improve agency workflows by up to 30%, reducing bottlenecks and duplicative tasks.
- Driving taxpayer savings: With discounts of up to 70% off list pricing, agencies can modernize at scale without straining budgets.
- Accelerating AI adoption: Thousands of AI-powered features, including predictive analytics and process mining, are now more accessible than ever to federal users.
Key Features of the Agreement
The agreement introduces a simplified licensing model through GSA’s OneGov strategy, ensuring agencies can deploy advanced tools quickly and cost-effectively. Highlights include:
- ITSM Pro and Pro Plus Bundle Upgrade – Up to 70% off list prices through September 2028. These bundles deliver intelligent automation, advanced analytics, and productivity-boosting services, including ServiceNow Now Assist for agentic AI capabilities.
- Standalone ITSM Pro Upgrade – Available at a 40% discount through September 2026, offering agencies a versatile entry point into AI-powered service management.
- Secure Environments – Solutions are available in FedRAMP High (IL4) and National Security Cloud (IL5) environments, ensuring the highest standards of compliance and data protection.
Voices from Leadership
The importance of this partnership was underscored by leaders across government and industry:
- Michael Rigas, Acting Administrator, GSA: “This partnership with ServiceNow will be instrumental in streamlining government technology, driving efficiency, and unlocking significant taxpayer savings.”
- Josh Gruenbaum, Commissioner, Federal Acquisition Service: “This agreement is a logical next step in the AI transformation of government and positions us to deliver on the administration’s goals for efficiency, productivity, and modernization.”
- Bill McDermott, CEO, ServiceNow: “Our AI platform and solutions will help every federal agency consolidate the past, strengthen security, and deliver better outcomes for the American people.”
The Bigger Picture
This agreement is more than just discounted licensing—it represents a strategic step forward in reimagining how the federal government operates. It aligns directly with the Administration’s AI Action Plan and builds on GSA’s OneGov strategy to consolidate procurement and drive smarter spending.
By leveraging ServiceNow’s AI-native platform, agencies can:
- Automate routine tasks and reduce incident resolution times.
- Use predictive insights to optimize workforce performance.
- Provide faster, better citizen-facing services.
- Scale securely across mission-critical environments.
Looking Ahead
With the scale of federal operations—impacting millions of Americans daily—the potential benefits of this agreement are enormous. ServiceNow’s platform already supports over 200 million government tasks annually, and this partnership will expand that reach even further.
The GSA–ServiceNow OneGov deal is a powerful example of how technology and government can come together to deliver on the promise of AI: faster modernization, stronger collaboration, and measurable taxpayer savings.
For more information on accessing this agreement, visit GSA.gov or follow @USGSA and @ServiceNow on LinkedIn.
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