"The lapse in appropriations is not expected to impact the availability of the advanced technologies included in the OneGov agreements or the broader GSA contracting landscape, the source added. The failure to approve the next fiscal year's appropriations, however, could halt agency adoption of new technologies due to a lack of funding for procurement or staff furloughs. Many companies making OneGov agreements with GSA set time-limited discounts for agencies wishing to access their products."
"The spokesperson clarified that all new government contracts are subject to federal funding, and the shutdown means less time for interested agencies to take advantage of discounted software products through the OneGov agreements. A GSA source familiar with the OneGov initiative said that, while current contracts are not voided by the shutdown, agencies interested in incorporating these solutions into their workflows may experience hurdles in accessing select technological products."
GSA OneGov contracts remain valid during the government shutdown, but agency implementation and adoption may slow due to funding constraints and staff furloughs. Multiple Award Schedule contracts are available, yet new contract usage depends on federal appropriations, reducing the window for agencies to claim discounted software. The lapse in appropriations is not expected to remove advanced technologies from OneGov agreements, but a failure to approve the next fiscal year could halt procurement and deployment. Many vendor discounts under OneGov are time-limited, with several major offers expiring on Nov. 30 while other contracts extend through 2026–2027.
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