The General Services Administration is considering prioritizing the review of technologies like ChatGPT and Claude.

The company said it is “removing barriers to government AI adoption” through the OneGov deal with the GSA.

Under the deal, AWS will offer federal agencies up to $1 billion in direct incentive credits for cloud services, modernization support and training.

The agency’s OneGov initiative has in recent months touted similar agreements with Adobe, Oracle, Salesforce and others.

On top of significant discounts, Oracle will also provide “white-glove migration services” for cloud, stop charging data egress fees and promote pricing parity under the deal.

Despite challenges and a lack of success in the pilot phase, GSA has decided to move forward with expanding its transactional data reporting program.

Part of GSA’s OneGov strategy, the agreement includes discounts on Elastic’s Search AI solutions.

A top GSA acquisition official emphasized that while value-added resellers won’t be eliminated, the model could be “somewhat disruptive.”

Salesforce joins Microsoft, Google and Adobe as the latest commercial tech vendor to enter an agreement with GSA to lower the cost of software licenses for federal…