OneGov Year-Two Expansion Will Determine Whether Federal AI Infrastructure Gets Lock-In or Rationalization

Written By Phil Zalewski

GSA has confirmed it plans to extend existing OneGov agreements, add new ones, and 'lay the groundwork for more scalable AI infrastructure across government.' The critical question for Year Two: will agreements be extended on commercial terms, or will GSA negotiate infrastructure-level commitments? If agencies build workflows on $0.47 AI platforms that expire in 2026, the renewal negotiation becomes the moment of maximum vendor leverage. Federal data center practitioners should model Year-Two scenarios for every OneGov-enabled AI workload running today. (more)

Phil Zalewski
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