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Google announces a low-cost AI plan for US government employees
The initiative is under the OneGov agreement

Google announces a low-cost AI plan for US government employees

Aug 22, 2025
11:13 am

What's the story

Google has launched a discounted Gemini AI subscription plan, "Gemini for Government," for US government employees. The initiative, announced in partnership with the US General Services Administration (USGSA) under the OneGov agreement, is part of the broader effort to promote AI adoption across government agencies. The new plan will cost less than $0.50 per government agency annually, providing access to a range of advanced AI and cloud services at minimal cost.

Platform

A complete platform

The "Gemini for Government" plan is more than just an AI model. It is a complete platform that includes Google's latest AI tools such as NotebookLM and Veo, and is backed by the company's advanced models and secure cloud infrastructure. Google CEO Sundar Pichai made the announcement on X, emphasizing that this initiative will greatly enhance the capabilities of US government employees at a minimal cost.

Tools

The plan includes several advanced AI tools

The "Gemini for Government" plan combines Google's AI-optimized and accredited commercial cloud with its industry-leading Gemini models. It offers enterprise search, video and image generation capabilities, the NotebookLM AI tool, and pre-configured AI agents for Deep Research and Idea Generation. Plus, employees can create their own custom AI agents as per their needs.

Security measures

The solution comes with FedRAMP High-authorized security

Google has assured that the "Gemini for Government" plan comes with FedRAMP High-authorized security and compliance features. The solution is seamlessly integrated and designed from ground up for AI, built on three pillars: an enterprise platform with choice and control, super-powered security that's built-in, and a true transformation partner. This way, the confidential data, processes, and projects are well-protected.