The General Services Administration is seeking feedback from industry partners on a new, artificial intelligence-driven procurement system.
GSA said Monday the integrated acquisition ecosystem is intended to boost the efficiency and transparency of the federal acquisition process by leveraging AI to consolidate systems and provide data-driven insights.
The GSA initiative aims to modernize how government agencies and suppliers collaborate. The agency intends to determine how industry partners can utilize AI and automation to analyze existing structured and unstructured government data.
The request for information seeks perspectives from companies focused on IT, data architecture and storage, AI and machine learning, data analytics, user experience design, and innovative services from small businesses or startups. Interested partners can submit their responses by Aug. 29.
FAS Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum on GSA’s AI-Driven Initiative
“President Trump, through his executive orders and AI Action Plan, is prioritizing the consolidation of federal procurement and acceleration of AI adoption across government. GSA plays a central role in both these efforts and will deliver a more effective, data-driven and unified acquisition lifecycle,” said Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum.
“Leveraging AI to consolidate procurement processes and provide insightful recommendations is critical to this transformation. We welcome our industry partners’ expertise as we build an acquisition system that reduces waste, delivers better value for taxpayers and better results for government,” the 2025 Wash100 Award winner added.
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