**GOPAX is ONLY authorized for Installation Transportation Officers ITO's/TMO's, MEPS, commercial carriers and contract specialists.
**GOPAX is for CONUS Alaska, Hawaii and the US Territories ONLY.
Registering
You will need to activate the PIV certificate on your CAC if you are a government user.
In order to access GOPAX, you will need to request an account with SDDC TEAMS. They are the authentication service that GOPAX uses. This is a one time process.
Steps:
1. Navigate to SDDC TEAMS App using this link. https://eta-teams.transport.mil
2. Select Register (on left side of screen)
3. Follow the instruction for requesting a TEAMS account for the GOPAX application.
4. Done. (If you have any issues creating your TEAMS account, there is a service desk number in the links section.)
In order to request a GOPAX account, you will need to upload an Appointment Letter. If you are requesting a read only role, you will need to use the sample letter as a template.
Please send a request to the GOPAX organization email address for a sample Appointment Letter.
After your TEAMS account is set up, you will need to log into GOPAX using this link. https://gopax.transport.mil
Once there, you will fill out the demographics page, acknowledge the Rules of Behavior, and upload your Appointment Letter. At this point your application will be reviewed. Once approved, you will receive an email notification.
Once you have your digital certificate and password follow the instructions below.
IMPORTANT: You can NOT share a certificate and passwords with ANYONE! If you do you will be removed from the GOPAX program.
In order to access GOPAX, you will need to request an account with SDDC TEAMS. They are the authentication service that GOPAX uses. This is a one time process.
Steps:
1. Navigate to SDDC TEAMS App using this link. https://eta-teams.transport.mil
2. Select Register (on left side of screen)
3. Follow the instruction for requesting a TEAMS account for the GOPAX application.
4. Done. (If you have any issues creating your TEAMS account, there is a service desk number in the links section.)
Next, attempt to log into GOPAX. You will initially get a red message that says you are not authorized to access GOPAX. One of our administrative team members will be notified to build your account.
You will receive an email once your account is built and then you can log into GOPAX again at https://gopax.transport.mil/login
to review upcoming bus requests.
NOTE: The new URL for GOPAX will be https://gopax.transport.mil
Use you digital certificate and password to login.
*DO NOT TRY TO LOG INTO GOPAX UNTIL YOU RECEIVE A CONFIRMATION LETTER THAT YOU ARE ON THE DoD APPROVED CARRIER LIST*
**Sharing ECA certificates and or passwords with anyone except to whom it was issued to is a security violation. Your certificate will be revoked and you will be removed from the GOPAX program.**
If you, as a carrier, are getting "site not secure" error while trying to authenticate:
Your "DoD Root CA Certificate" is out-dated or not installed. This has nothing to do with the ECA client certificate you purchased. The DoD Root CA certificate is used to identify DoD websites and validate that they are safe.
It is recommended that you update your DoD Root CA Certificates annually.
The link below will take you to the page that will allow you to choose the correct method of installation/update.
You will need to select the download package depending on what computer system you have. If you open your search tab (bottom right) type in System it will show you what you have on your machine.
Most Microsoft Windows users will need the InstallRoot 5.5 NIPR 64-bit Windows installer. (9th from the top under tools.)
The InstallRoot package will automatically download the latest DoD Root CA certificates and install them on your machine. You can use this tool annually to keep the certificate up to date.
Advanced users that are comfortable with installing the certificates manually, or users that are not using Microsoft Windows can download the package "PKI CA Certificate Bundles: PKCS#7 for DoD PKI Only - Version 5.9". (Use the latest version of the DoD PKI bundle available)
Extract this bundle to your hard drive and follow the instructions or your particular OS/browser for importing the certificates manually.
