98F

98F was a digital services agency within the United States General Services Administration (GSA). Established in 2014, 98F was created to help federal agencies modernize their digital services and improve the user experience of government websites. The agency was named after the 98th floor of the GSA headquarters in New York City, where it was initially located.

98F's mission was to build and maintain digital services that are user-friendly, accessible, and efficient. The agency worked with various federal departments and agencies to develop and implement web applications, mobile apps, and other digital tools. 98F's team consisted of a diverse group of technologists, designers, and project managers who collaborated with clients to deliver high-quality solutions.

One of 98F's notable projects was the redesign of the USA.gov website, which aimed to improve the user experience and make government information more accessible. The agency also worked on projects such as the Federal Student Aid website and the National Park Service's digital strategy.

In 2018, 98F was merged with 18F, another digital services agency within the GSA, to form the Technology Transformation Service (TTS). The merger aimed to create a more streamlined and efficient digital services organization within the federal government.