The U.S. General Services Administration has partnered with Box, an intelligent content management platform, to offer federal agencies significant discounts on artificial intelligence tools.
Through the collaboration, agencies will have 12 months to avail of up to 75 percent and 65 percent discounts on Box’s Enterprise Plus for Government software and Enterprise Advanced for Government software, respectively, GSA said Wednesday.
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The agreement, which aligns with efforts to advance the federal government’s AI Action Plan, makes Box AI available to agencies. This enables them to enhance productivity and streamline workflows in key areas such as contracting, research, mission support, disaster response and veteran healthcare. The FedRAMP High and DOD IL4-compliant platform also supports content management features, including e-signature, forms, document generation and collaboration. The partnership supports GSA’s OneGov strategy by combining tools into one software-as-a-service tool for content sharing, document workflows, digital signatures and records management.
Josh Gruenbaum on the GSA-Box Partnership
“We value our partnership with Box and their commitment to the administration’s goal of providing federal agencies with transformative, cost-effective AI tools,” said Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum.
“This strategic collaboration empowers the federal government to accelerate implementation of President Trump’s AI Action Plan and reinforce American AI leadership on the global stage,” added the 2025 Wash100 Award winner.
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