Office 365 Government plans are designed for the unique needs of government organizations. They provide all the features and capabilities of Office 365 services in a segmented government cloud community that enables organizations to meet U.S. compliance and security standards.
Office 365 Government plans are available to:
Qualified government entities, including US federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial government entities.
Other entities (subject to validation of eligibility) who handle data subject to government regulations and requirements, where use of Office 365 Government is appropriate to meet these regulations and requirements.
Each plan is offered as a monthly subscription and can be licensed to an unlimited number of users. Start the free trial to begin the special compliance validation process required for eligibility. Once your organization has been validated, you can begin using the trial.
Note: Office 365 Government trials are not available for contractors or Defense offerings.
Eligibility Requirements:
Office 365 Government plans are available to (1) qualified government entities, including US federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial government entities, and (2) other entities (subject to validation of eligibility) who handle data subject to government regulations and requirements, where use of Office 365 Government is appropriate to meet these regulations and requirements. Each plan is offered as a monthly subscription and can be licensed to an unlimited number of users.
A government organization is typically (a) any government agency, department office, division, unit, or other entity of state or local government or (b) any county, borough, commonwealth, city, municipality, town, township, special purpose district, or similar type of government instrumentality established by laws of customer’s state and located in the customer’s state jurisdiction and geographic boundaries or (c) any other entity in the customer’s state expressly authorized by the laws of the customer’s state to purchase under state contracts.
Microsoft reserves the right to verify eligibility at any time and suspend the service for ineligible customers.
