Microsoft offers major discounts to government customers in latest 'OneGov' deal

"The General Services Administration announced a OneGov agreement with Microsoft Tuesday that will see the tech giant provide major discounts across its cloud services suites and cybersecurity tools, including Microsoft 365, Copilot, Azure Cloud Services and Dynamics 365, Microsoft Sentinel and more. Through the agreement, Microsoft will also make its Microsoft 365 Copilot available at no cost to G5 customers that require advanced security environments."

""GSA is proud to partner with technology companies, like Microsoft, to advance AI adoption across the Federal government, a key priority of the Trump Administration," said GSA Deputy Administrator Stephen Ehikian. "We urge our federal partners to leverage these agreements, providing government workers with transformative AI tools that streamline operations, cut costs, and enhance results." Additional discounted tools include Microsoft Sentinel and Azure Monitoring; Extra ID Governance; and Dynamics 365 at no cost for up to one year for eligible workloads and implementation, adoption and optimization workshops."

""For more than four decades, Microsoft has partnered with the U.S. Government to serve the American people," said Satya Nadella, Microsoft's Chairman and CEO. "With this new agreement with the U.S. General Services Administration, we will help federal agencies use AI and digital technologies to transform government operations, improve citizen services, strengthen security, and sav"

The General Services Administration and Microsoft reached a OneGov agreement that provides major discounts across Microsoft cloud, AI and cybersecurity offerings, including Microsoft 365, Copilot, Azure Cloud Services, Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Sentinel. Microsoft will make Microsoft 365 Copilot available at no cost to G5 customers needing advanced security environments. Additional discounted tools include Sentinel, Azure Monitoring, Extra ID Governance, and Dynamics 365 free for up to one year for eligible workloads plus implementation and optimization workshops. Agencies can opt in through September 2026, with discounted pricing for up to 36 months for certain products and extended procurement alignment with federal AI priorities.

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