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![](/i/favi32.png) Microsoft Volume Licensing Reference GuideMicrosoft Volume Licensing Reference GuideTaking the next step
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Commercial Licensing experts, including Microsoft representatives and partners or an authorized reseller
nearby, can provide guidance and insight about how to acquire or renew Microsoft volume licenses.
United States and Canada
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Find a Microsoft solution provider partner at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/solution-providers.
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Call toll-free (800) 426-9400 in the United States, or (877) 568-2495 in Canada.
Worldwide
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Find Commercial Licensing contacts for a country or region at
www.microsoft.com/licensing/worldwide
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Chapter 3: Choosing a Commercial Licensing program for a government
organization
These programs are for eligible government organizations that want to acquire software licenses and achieve
volume discounts.
Microsoft Commercial Licensing offers agreements that can meet the needs of an eligible government
organization. Flexible and affordable licensing solutions are tailored to an organization
’s
size and purchasing
preference so they can find the best agreement for their organization and manage their licenses with ease.
With Commercial Licensing pricing, an organization can control spending and serve citizens with solutions built
on Microsoft technology. The eligibility requirements depend on locale and can be found at
www.microsoftvolumelicensing.com/DocumentSearch.aspx
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Worldwide government licensing
Eligible government organizations receive special government pricing with one price level. Customers should
contact a Microsoft subsidiary or partner for pricing information.
United States government licensing
In the United States (US), Commercial Licensing agreements are available for state, local, regional, and federal
government agencies.
US federal civilian agencies
Microsoft offers preferred pricing to US federal civilian agencies through various resellers and contracting
vehicles, such as General Services Administration (GSA) Schedules and Microsoft Commercial Licensing
agreements.
It is likely that an agency has a Microsoft Commercial Licensing agreement
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such as a Microsoft Enterprise
Agreement
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in place with one of the Microsoft Authorized Government Resellers, so an organization can
license software directly from the designated reseller.
To learn more about programs for US federal government departments and agencies, visit
www.microsoft.com/industry/government/
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