Classified and air-gapped AI that ships with continuous authorization evidence.
We build self-hosted, Kubernetes-deployable software for disconnected, regulated, and high-side environments: mission-ready AI, evidence automation, and AI assurance, without SaaS dependency or vendor lock-in.
Designed for classified environments. Built for federal acquisition.
Built for environments where most vendors stop.
Most AI vendors are built for the commercial cloud. We are built for the environments that cannot use it.
We build GovCon-ready proof-of-concepts and prototypes for federal and defense environments. Production hardening, accreditation, and site-specific engineering are scoped per program.
Disconnected & classified deployment
Our systems are designed to run fully offline, with deployment profiles for air-gapped and high-side enclaves. No SaaS dependency. No call-home requirements. No vendor access to your data.
Authorization evidence, built in
Our authorization and evidence tools auto-generate SHA-256 audit trails, Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs), Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M)-ready findings, and NIST Risk Management Framework (RMF) control mappings, and every product records significant actions in a hash-chained audit trail. The evidence package exists before your Authorization to Operate (ATO) window opens, rather than being assembled under deadline pressure.
AI assurance for regulated environments
We deliver AI Bills of Materials (AI-BOMs), model cards, data cards, and red team assessments that satisfy emerging federal AI governance requirements, including agency-specific AI use policies.
Four capability families from one acquisition-ready vendor.
Purpose-built for federal program offices, Information System Security Officers (ISSOs), and acquisition teams operating in classified, disconnected, and highly regulated environments.
Classified AI Operations
Deploy and govern large language models in air-gapped and high-side environments, and prove their guardrails and agents hold under governed adversarial testing.
Authorization & Evidence Automation
Automate ATO evidence, continuous monitoring artifacts, and the documentation federal buyers need to acquire and govern AI.
Data & Policy Automation
Turn classification and Zero Trust policy into enforceable, auditable, continuously monitored controls across connected and disconnected environments.
Mission Platforms
Full platforms rather than single tools: agentic AI governance, federal capture, and rehearsal against the evaluation panel, deployable in the same regulated environments as the rest of the portfolio.
Find your path to deployment.
Whether you are managing a program, evaluating a vendor, securing a system, or building a team, we have a clear path for you.
For Program Offices
You need AI that works in your classification environment, satisfies your Authorizing Official (AO), and ships on your timeline. We deliver systems built for those constraints, with authorization evidence included from the first deployment.
See what we deliverFor Contracting & Acquisition
We are structured for federal acquisition: clear data rights, no vendor lock-in, and evaluation-ready documentation available on request.
Review acquisition infoFor ISSOs & Security Teams
Zero Trust architecture, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 controls, Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) alignment, and continuous monitoring artifacts, generated automatically and mapped to your control baseline.
Review our security postureFor Primes & Teaming Partners
We bring differentiated AI assurance and classified deployment capability to your team, structured to support teaming on upcoming solicitations.
Explore teamingLet us map your mission, classification level, and acquisition path.
Tell us about your environment, your timeline, and your constraints. We will show you exactly what is possible, and what it takes to get there.
Email sales@wagonerenterprise.com or call 202-794-3282. Include your classification level and preferred secure communication method.
Wagoner Enterprises, LLC was founded in May 2023 and is led by Bruce Wagoner, Chief Technology Officer, from the Washington, D.C. metro area. Technical questions reach an engineer, not a queue.