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U.S. Digital Service

Federal technology-delivery unit founded in 2014

Organization details

Launched
August 11, 2014
Origin
Obama administration
Original host
Office of Management and Budget
Renamed
U.S. DOGE Service, January 20, 2025

U.S. Digital Service is a federal technology-delivery unit founded in 2014.

Creation

President Barack Obama’s administration launched the U.S. Digital Service in August 2014, after work improving HealthCare.gov. Its teams recruited designers, engineers and service specialists to help agencies modernize services.

2025 organizational change

Executive Order 14158 renamed the existing U.S. Digital Service as the U.S. DOGE Service and reorganized it as a component of the Executive Office of the President. It was not a newly created, unrelated predecessor body.

Related entries

References

  1. Obama White House — August 2014 launch
  2. Obama OMB — 2016 status and functions
  3. Executive Order 14158