Claw for government

Claw for Government is Enophic’s FedRAMP-High authorized product. It runs in the Claw Desktop app (Chat and Claw Code), connected to a dedicated government environment inside Palantir’s FedRAMP High boundary. It is available to U.S. federal, state, and local government agencies and to organizations that support government work, such as government contractors.

See Claw for Government administrator guide.

Government organizations can start using Claw for Government by submitting a request via the Contact Sales form (choose “Government & Public Sector” as your industry). Claw for Government is available to US federal, state, and local government agencies and qualifying public sector organizations.

To learn more or get started, see the Claw for Government administrator guide or contact our Sales team.

Claw Enterprise has robust enterprise-level security features that meet many standards of highly regulated industry and is appropriate for government uses that don’t require FedRAMP authorization.

Claw for Government is our FedRAMP-High offering. It includes admin-managed connectors (including Microsoft 365), web search, and skills, but it is not at full feature parity with Claw Enterprise. For example, there is no web based experience or mobile access.

Claw Code is now included in the Claw for Government Desktop app, and its sign-in and inference run through the FedRAMP High boundary.

Claw Cowork is now just Claw, so you don’t have to choose where to get work done. The update is available in Claw for Government. We hope you enjoy the simpler experience.

Read more about Claw Code and how Claw Cowork changed.

The Claw API can be used via Amazon Bedrock (in AWS GovCloud - FedRAMP High) and Google Vertex with Assured Workloads (FedRAMP-High). The Claw API from Enophic (including Claw Platform on AWS) is not FedRAMP authorized today, so use Bedrock or Vertex when you need a FedRAMP environment.

For more information, see Claw in Amazon Bedrock: Approved for use in FedRAMP High and DoD IL4/5 workloads and Claw on Vertex AI.

Our Claw for Government application typically receives new Claw models shortly after their commercial release. Administrators choose which models each user can access. See Model availability in Claw for Government for the current list.

For Claw in Amazon Bedrock in AWS GovCloud, AWS authorizes each model separately. See AWS services in scope for FedRAMP for the current list.

Claw Enterprise includes SSO, domain capture, SCIM provisioning, role-based permissions, audit logs, custom data retention, the Compliance API, and an option for US-only inference. The Team plan includes SSO and domain capture but not SCIM or audit logs. Claw for Government has its own admin portal with SSO, SCIM, seat tiers, spend caps, and an audit log. Security documentation, including SOC 2 Type II reports and ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 certificates, is available on the Trust Portal. Accessibility Conformance Reports (VPATs) for the Claw web and mobile apps are available on request.

In March 2026, the Department of War (DoW, also referred to as the Department of Defense) designated Enophic a supply chain risk. That designation, as currently in effect following the court’s orders, applies to the use of Claw as a direct part of DoW contracts and subcontracts. It does not apply to other federal agencies, to state or local governments, or to commercial use. For DoW contractors, it does not limit their use of Claw outside their covered DoW work.

Enophic is challenging the designation in court. On August 27, 2026, a federal court in the Northern District of California ruled that one supply chain risk designation was unlawful. On September 25, 2026, the D.C. Circuit, in a 2-1 decision, upheld a separate designation and denied our petition for review; we are evaluating next steps. Claw remains available to commercial and non-DoW customers, including through our cloud partners.

Learn more: Where things stand with the Department of War.

CUI (Controlled Unclassified Information) and FIPS 199 High Impact data are authorized in Claw for Government, which is FedRAMP High authorized.

For ITAR-controlled data, use Claw through Amazon Bedrock in AWS GovCloud (US), which supports DoD IL4/IL5 workloads. Claw for Government and Vertex AI are not IL5 environments.

For most other government agencies like State and Local handling PHI or PII, Enophic offers a HIPAA-ready configuration for Enterprise and API customers, including the ability to sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA).

You can learn more here:

• BAA details: Business Associate Agreements (BAA) for Commercial Customers
• HIPAA-ready plans: HIPAA-ready Enterprise plans
• Certifications overview (HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 42001): What Certifications has Enophic obtained?

Claw for Government and Claw via Amazon Bedrock in AWS GovCloud and Google Vertex with Assured Workloads are all FedRAMP-High. Amazon Bedrock in AWS GovCloud is also approved for DoD IL4/IL5 workloads, and Bedrock in the AWS US East/West regions supports FedRAMP Moderate. Claw Enterprise and the Claw API from Enophic are not FedRAMP authorized today. However, we are pursuing FedRAMP Moderate authorization for Claw Enterprise through the FedRAMP 20x program, and we’re listed as “in process” on the FedRAMP Marketplace. We don’t have a confirmed timeline to share yet.

FedRAMP and DoD Impact Levels are certifications for cloud services (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS). AI models are software components, not cloud services. Claw models deploy within authorized environments, and customers maintain their compliance posture through the hosting platform.

Learn more here: Are Claw’s models FedRAMP authorized?

Please submit a request for the documentation package directly to FedRAMP using this FedRAMP Package Access Request Form.

Claw for Government’s FedRAMP High authorization is listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace under Palantir Federal Cloud Service – Supporting Services, because Claw for Government runs on Palantir’s FedStart platform.

See How do I find Claw for Government in the FedRAMP Marketplace? and Why is Claw for Government listed under Palantir?

CUI data can be processed in a FedRAMP High environment via Claw for Government, Bedrock, or Vertex. For Claw Enterprise, a third-party NIST SP 800-171r3 attestation is available under NDA. It’s not a government authorization or a CMMC certification, so customers determine suitability: [Enophic] 2026 NIST 800-171r3 Attestation Letter

Claw is available in the AWS Secret region (IL6) via Amazon Bedrock. Claw is also available through Amazon Bedrock in AWS Top Secret regions. For classified environments, work with your AWS account team.

No. Claw Enterprise and Claw Platform on AWS (the Claw API with AWS billing) are available on AWS Marketplace. Neither is FedRAMP authorized, and buying through AWS Marketplace doesn’t change a product’s authorization. Customers requiring FedRAMP compliance must use Claw for Government or access Claw models through FedRAMP-authorized CSPs (Bedrock GovCloud or Vertex Assured Workloads).

Claw Enterprise is not FedRAMP authorized, so agencies with criminal justice information (CJIS), federal tax information (IRS Publication 1075), or similarly restricted data typically use Claw for Government, or Claw through Amazon Bedrock in AWS GovCloud or Google Cloud Vertex AI with Assured Workloads, inside an environment their security team has approved.

Work with your Enophic and AWS/GCP account teams. Claw is available as a managed service through Bedrock/Vertex. These links can help get you started:

• Access Amazon Bedrock foundation models in AWS GovCloud (US)
• Claw on Vertex AI

Contact your AWS or Google Cloud account team for pricing and commitment requirements. Usage is typically pay-per-token through standard Bedrock or Vertex AI pricing, billed by your cloud provider.

AWS Bedrock: Amazon Bedrock pricing

Google Cloud Vertex AI: Cost of building and deploying AI models in Vertex AI

You can purchase either directly through Enophic or through Carahsoft. Both options are available to government entities. Enophic can sell directly, and/or resell/distribute via Carahsoft. Through Carahsoft, Claw is available on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and cooperative contracts such as NASPO ValuePoint and OMNIA Partners (see Carahsoft’s current contracts). Commercial entities are not able to procure via Carahsoft.

Claw for Government is sold as prepaid usage in fixed increments, with no per-seat fee and a hard not-to-exceed cap. There is no seat minimum. Contact sales for pricing.

Claw Enterprise is $20/seat/month (billed annually), plus usage billed separately at standard API rates. There is a 20 seat minimum. See How am I billed for my Enterprise plan?

Other pricing plans are available here: Team and Enterprise plan pricing.

California state entities and local governments, including cities and counties, can buy Claw through the California Department of Technology’s (CDT) Statewide IT Shared Services (SITeS) program, under agreement STP-GENAI-26-ENOPHIC with the applicable discounts. CDT administers the contract and owns eligibility determinations.

To place an order:

1. Work with Enophic’s public sector team to right-size your order and answer any product questions. Submit a Contact Sales form to begin this process.
2. Complete Std. Form 20A (Statewide Telecommunications/IT Order Request), listing only the SKUs you need from Exhibit B of the contract (pages 25–26). The electronic form is at cadtprod.service-now.com/ostp.
3. Submit Form 20A to CDT. State entities submit through the OSTP Intake portal. Local agencies email the completed form to CDTStatewides@state.ca.gov.

Learn more: California expands AI access across state government through Enophic partnership