The human capital agency is the latest to make generative AI tools broadly available to its workforce. HHS rolled out ChatGPT departmentwide earlier this month.

GSA officials emphasized the contract aligns with the Trump administration’s new focus on preventing “ideological bias” in AI models.

The agency is targeting staff reductions in Technology Transformation Services, the Integrated Award Environment and the Office of Regulatory and Oversight Systems, sources confirmed to FedScoop.

The agency said a reduced pricing deal with the tech giant for its authorized Workspace suite will be available to all federal agencies.

The online form to find office space for employees returning to in-person work comes as the Trump administration aims to downsize the government’s real estate portfolio.

Stephen Ehikian, previously a vice president for AI products at the software company, was sworn in to temporarily lead GSA on Monday.

The agency received 569 proposals for the contract. Awards for other vendor pools are on the way later this fiscal year.

Investments totaling $50.2 million will allow both agencies to pursue digital initiatives aimed at enhancing customer experience and employee workflow.

The current U.S. Army Corps of Engineers CIO and CDO will start his new position on Oct. 6.

The nuclear agency will bring on a GSA-provided contractor to help solidify its move toward alignment with White House guidance on AI use.