Federal Register #2026-20319

Executive order directs GSA to establish America.gov and integrate eligible Federal services

This executive order directs the General Services Administration (GSA) to establish America.gov as a unified entry point for eligible Federal services. - Government lead: GSA, coordinating with the National Design Studio and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). - Services and integrations: Establish and operate America.gov; integrate Login.gov for authentication; connect covered agency services, including digital forms, dashboards, and existing public APIs; and provide ongoing usage and performance data to GSA and OMB. - Coverage and requirements: Covered services generally serve more than 100,000 users annually and are available online, subject to stated exclusions. Access must be secure, privacy-preserving, accessible, and interoperable. - Procurement status: No specific commercial vendors or OEMs, products, quantities, part numbers, contract value, or contract period are identified. Agencies must preserve existing ways for the public to access Federal services.

Description

Executive Order 14432 directs the establishment of America.gov as a unified digital entry point for individuals seeking Federal information and services. The General Services Administration, in coordination with the National Design Studio and the Office of Management and Budget, is to establish and operate the platform and integrate Login.gov. Agencies are directed to identify covered services, integrate those services securely with America.gov, and provide usage and performance data. The order also establishes requirements concerning privacy, security, accessibility, interoperability, and preserving other existing ways to access Federal services.

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