Google is hosting a summit to discuss how public sector missions can achieve ambitious goals through technology. Public sector leaders face increasing demands for speed and efficiency amidst complexity and limited resources. While many agencies have adopted AI agents, widespread adoption is hindered by legacy data silos and integration challenges. Google aims to simplify these processes with secure, scalable technology.The company is introducing the Gemini agent, a universal assistant for various work tasks that integrates with existing systems and adheres to organizational security controls. Gemini for government services is a new platform designed for public sector security and workflow requirements, enabling secure connections to existing systems without data migration. Wiz agents are now available within Wiz for Gov, a FedRAMP certified environment, to accelerate remediation for critical priorities like Post-Quantum Cryptography. Wiz also offers no-cost security assessments through its Scan for Good program.Enterprise search capabilities are being brought to Gemini on Google Distributed Cloud for air-gapped environments, allowing classified data analysis without internet compromise. Partnerships with organizations like America.gov, SUNY, the Department of Energy, the U.S. Army, and the Department of War are demonstrating how Google's technology drives mission impact. These collaborations focus on simplifying federal service access, advancing research, strengthening national security, and improving logistics. Case Western Reserve University is using Gemini to enhance learning and research. Google emphasizes its role as a mission partner in the agentic era, encouraging public sector entities to build and create impact together.