Public Sector
Mission-grade AI for governments around the world.
Governments don't get to fail. A benefits system that doesn't work doesn't just frustrate users — it leaves vulnerable people without the support they need. A defense system that doesn't perform doesn't just underperform — it has consequences that can't be walked back. A legacy migration that fails doesn't just go over budget — it takes critical public services offline.
Syntic AI was built for the bar public sector actually operates at. Frontier AI deployed inside authorized environments — sovereign cloud, on-prem, or air-gapped — with the audit trails, data sovereignty, access controls, and oversight mechanisms any government's procurement, security, and accountability bodies require. In any jurisdiction. For any mission.
Why governments choose Syntic AI
Commercial AI wasn't built for government. Government AI has to be built differently.
Commercial tools assume the cloud is global, the data is shareable, the user is anonymous, and the vendor's terms of service are acceptable. Public sector starts from the opposite assumptions: the cloud is sovereign, the data is sensitive, the user is accountable to the public they serve, and every decision the AI assists in making may one day be subject to a parliamentary inquiry, a freedom-of-information request, or a judicial review.
Syntic AI is built for that reality. Frontier models deployed inside authorized environments — sovereign cloud, on-prem, or air-gapped — with full audit trails, granular access controls, cryptographically verified logs, and data sovereignty that no foreign government or commercial entity can override. The authorization documentation, control inheritance evidence, and security plans that procurement and oversight bodies require are built into every engagement, not negotiated at the end after the pilot is already running.
Three ways governments deploy Syntic AI
From authorized cloud to fully sovereign on-premise — the deployment model matches the classification level, the jurisdiction, and the mission.
Authorized cloud deployments
Syntic AI deployed in cloud environments authorized to your government's security standards. FedRAMP Moderate (in progress) and DoD impact levels in the US. NCSC Cloud Security Principles alignment and G-Cloud in the UK. IRAP for Australia. ISMAP for Japan. C5 for Germany. SecNumCloud roadmap for France. MTCS for Singapore. K-ISMS for Korea. Equivalent national frameworks in every other jurisdiction we operate in. Authorization documentation, control inheritance evidence, and continuous monitoring artifacts provided.
Sovereign and on-prem
For agencies with classified workloads, sovereign data requirements, or air-gapped operational environments where no foreign cloud dependency is acceptable. Syntic AI models deployable inside your authorized infrastructure — your data centres, your sovereign cloud, your air-gapped networks — with no external call-home, no foreign commercial cloud dependency, and full operational independence. The same frontier model capability, completely inside your perimeter.
Custom engagements
Dedicated models trained on your agency's mission data: your case files, your operational data, your domain corpus. Owned by the government. Deployed inside your environment. Scoped as a multi-year program.
Where Syntic AI serves the mission
From the front counter to the operations center
Citizen services, defense and intelligence, public health, engineering, and policy, each with the deployment and oversight the mission demands.
Citizen and constituent services
Multilingual citizen support
Benefits navigation, tax assistance, immigration support, permit applications, municipal services, and public health information — across 40+ languages, on every channel, 24 hours a day. The work that determines whether a citizen's interaction with their government leaves them feeling served or abandoned, handled at scale without the staffing levels that scale traditionally requires.
Case worker acceleration
Case workers in every public sector domain — social services, immigration, veterans affairs, housing — spend more of their working day on paperwork than on the people they serve. Syntic AI changes that ratio. Case file summarization, eligibility analysis across complex multi-program criteria, benefits routing, and appointment coordination — drafted with the relevant data attached and ready for the case worker to review, refine, and act on. The same case load, handled better, with more time for the judgment and the human interaction the work actually requires.
Document and form processing
The forms that gate access to public services — benefits applications, permit requests, freedom-of-information requests, citizenship paperwork, licence applications — are among the most consequential documents governments process and among the most consistently backlogged. Syntic AI processes them faster, with the audit trail every accountability body requires, and flags the cases that need human review rather than routing every application through the same human queue regardless of complexity.
Citizen communications
Mass communications drafted in plain language, translated across languages, and accessibility-checked. The work that determines whether public communications actually reach the public.
Defense, security, and intelligence
Engagements in this domain are scoped individually, with appropriate clearance, vetting, and authorization controls. Contact our public sector team through the briefing request below.
Mission planning support
Course-of-action analysis, intelligence summarization, briefing preparation, and after-action drafting. The cognitive load that wears down operators, reduced. The decision quality that matters, maintained.
Open-source intelligence
Multi-language OSINT analysis at scale. Pattern detection across millions of documents. Translation, summarization, and ranking, with the reasoning trail required for downstream collection and analysis.
Cyber defense and threat intelligence
Threat intelligence analysis, IOC enrichment, malware analysis support, and incident response acceleration — at the speed nation-state threats actually move. For the teams defending government networks, critical infrastructure, and national interests, the gap between detection and response is the gap that matters. Syntic AI compresses it. Deployed inside your authorized environment, with no foreign cloud dependency and no data leaving your perimeter.
Logistics and operations
Supply chain analysis, maintenance planning, and readiness reporting. The operational work that determines whether the mission can be executed when it has to be.
Public health and emergency response
Emergency operations support
Plain-language risk communication, situational reports, multi-agency coordination drafting, and after-action analysis. The work that determines whether emergency response actually reaches the communities it serves.
Public health intelligence
Signal detection in case data, outbreak modeling support, and multi-source surveillance synthesis, with the data sovereignty and patient privacy controls public health agencies require.
Disaster response
Disaster declaration analysis, individual assistance application processing, mitigation planning, and after-action reporting.
Engineering, modernization, and infrastructure
Legacy system modernization
Governments worldwide still run COBOL, MUMPS, IBM z/OS mainframes, AS/400 systems, and decades-old custom software that nobody on the current team fully understands. The migrations have been deferred for thirty years because the risk was too high, the timeline was too long, and the cost was too uncertain. Syntic Code changes the math. It reads the legacy system, maps the undocumented business logic, writes the modern equivalent function by function, and validates it against the original behavior before a single user is cut over. Work that traditionally takes 5 to 10 years and tens of millions of dollars, scoped in months, inside your environment, with your code never leaving your authorized infrastructure.
Cyber and software security
Continuous security review of agency codebases, vulnerability remediation, compliance evidence generation, and authorization-to-operate preparation. Syntic Code reads code the way an attacker would, then fixes what it finds.
Internal developer platforms
Modern engineering platforms for agency development teams. CI/CD modernization, infrastructure-as-code adoption, and secure software development lifecycle implementation.
API and data infrastructure
The data and API infrastructure that lets agency systems talk to each other and to authorized partners. Built modern, secured by default, with the audit trail oversight requires.
Regulatory, compliance, and policy
Regulatory drafting
Notices of proposed rulemaking, draft regulations, regulatory impact analyses, and public comment responses at volume. Every draft comes with citations to the enabling legislation, cross-references to existing regulations, tracked rationale for each policy choice, and clear flags for the legal judgements your policy team and general counsel need to make. The Federal Register notice that used to take a policy team three weeks to draft takes three days. The public comment response that used to absorb an entire regulatory team for a month gets a structured first pass in days.
Records access and transparency
Freedom-of-information request triage, responsive document identification across large document sets, redaction support with exemption reasoning attached, and response drafting within statutory timelines. Built for FOIA in the US, the FOI Act in the UK, GDPR data subject access requests in the EU, the RTI Act in India, and equivalent transparency frameworks worldwide. The audit trail that proves every redaction decision and every disclosure determination is preserved automatically — ready for any review body that asks.
Audit and oversight support
National audit office response preparation, inspector general support, and evidence package generation. The artifacts oversight requires, produced from the agency's actual operational data with the audit trail intact.
Policy analysis and research
Cross-jurisdictional policy comparison, legislative analysis, and regulatory landscape synthesis. The deep research that informs major policy decisions.
Custom models for the mission
When the mission requires a model built specifically for it.
General-purpose AI was trained on general data. For mission-critical government applications — intelligence analysis, fraud detection in benefits programs, predictive maintenance for defense assets, public health surveillance — the model needs to be trained on the mission's own data, calibrated to the mission's own requirements, and deployed inside the mission's own authorized environment.
A model for the mission, owned by the government
Syntic builds those models. Trained on agency data. Owned by the government. Deployed inside your authorized environment. Scoped as a multi-year partnership with the agency's subject-matter experts, not handed over and left to operate without ongoing support.
- Trained on the agency's mission data: operational records, domain corpus, historical decisions, and case data
- Modality-specific: structured records, unstructured text, intelligence reporting, geospatial, or multi-modal
- Deployed in your authorized environment: sovereign cloud, on-prem, or air-gapped
- Frozen, versioned, and validated against the mission requirements
- Built and tuned alongside agency subject-matter experts as a long-term partnership
How we work with governments
Through the vehicles and processes you already use
We meet government where it procures, pilots, and authorizes, with support and documentation through every stage.
Acquisition vehicles
We work through whatever procurement vehicle your government uses.
- United States
- GSA Multiple Award Schedule (in progress), SEWP, ITES, CIO-SP3, and OASIS+ partnership paths available. State and local NASPO ValuePoint and GovBuy supported.
- United Kingdom
- G-Cloud (in progress), Digital Outcomes and Specialists, and Crown Commercial Service frameworks.
- European Union
- NEGOMETRO, individual member-state procurement frameworks, and EU Joint Procurement instruments.
- Other major jurisdictions
- Australia DTA Marketplace, Canada Buyandsell.gc.ca, Singapore GeBIZ, UAE TEJARI, India GeM, Japan central procurement, and Germany Vergabe portals.
Subcontracting and teaming arrangements with established prime contractors are available in any jurisdiction.
Engagement structure
Most engagements follow the standard public sector pattern: capability briefing, capabilities statement, pilot or proof-of-concept, formal acquisition, authorization process, and production deployment. Syntic provides support and documentation through every stage.
Pilot and POC support
Fixed-scope, fixed-price pilots scoped to agency-specific use cases with evaluation criteria defined and agreed before work begins. A typical pilot runs 8 to 16 weeks, with a formal demonstration against the pre-agreed criteria, a written evaluation report, and a clear decision framework for the production program. We don't run pilots designed to generate a positive result. We run pilots designed to answer the question: does this meet the mission requirement?
Authorization support
System security plans, privacy impact assessments, control implementation statements, control inheritance documentation, continuous monitoring plans, and the evidence packages your authorization body will request. We work alongside your authorization team through the full process — whether it's a US ATO, a UK GovAssure assessment, an Australian IRAP authorization, an EU national authorization, or any equivalent framework — and we don't consider the engagement complete until the authorization is issued and the system is in production.
Multi-year partnerships
Most government engagements run as multi-year partnerships with quarterly capability reviews, ongoing training, and continuous capability expansion.
Security, compliance & sovereignty
Built for the bar public sector operates at, in any jurisdiction
Authorization, sovereignty, identity, and supply chain. The requirements that gate government AI, treated as the starting point.
Authorizations and frameworks
United States: FedRAMP Moderate in progress, High roadmap defined, DoD IL2 today with IL4 and IL5 roadmaps defined, and CJIS-aligned deployments available
United Kingdom: NCSC Cloud Security Principles alignment, G-Cloud in progress, and OFFICIAL classification deployments available
European Union: GDPR by default, C5 (Germany) alignment, SecNumCloud (France) roadmap, and ENISA framework alignment
Asia-Pacific: IRAP (Australia), ISMAP (Japan), MTCS (Singapore), K-ISMS (Korea), and MeitY (India) framework alignment
Cross-jurisdictional: ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II in progress, with NIST 800-53, NIST 800-171, and CMMC alignment documented
Other regulatory frameworks supported per jurisdiction, including HIPAA, FERPA, and equivalent national frameworks
Sovereignty and residency
Data residency in any major jurisdiction
Sovereign cloud options for governments requiring full operational independence
On-prem and air-gapped deployment available for sensitive workloads
Export-control-aware engagements (ITAR in the US, equivalent regimes elsewhere) with appropriate citizenship and personnel controls
Cleared personnel available in jurisdictions where required
Data and IP
Agency and citizen data never train shared models
Full audit logging: every model interaction, every decision, every change
Cryptographic verification of audit trail integrity
Customer-controlled key management
Role-based access aligned to agency policies
Identity and access
SSO, SAML, smart card support (PIV/CAC in the US, equivalent national cards elsewhere), and FIDO2
SCIM provisioning aligned with agency identity systems
Multi-factor authentication enforced by default
Just-in-time access for sensitive operations
Personnel and supply chain
Locally vetted personnel available per jurisdiction
Cleared personnel available in jurisdictions where required
Supply chain risk management aligned with NIST 800-161 and equivalent national frameworks
Section 889 (US) and equivalent supply chain restrictions documented per jurisdiction
The model behind the mission
Frontier capability. Sovereign deployment. Government-owned where the mission requires it.
Syntic AI runs on our own frontier model — built from scratch, not licensed from a third party. That matters for public sector because it means the model can be deployed inside your authorized infrastructure with no dependency on a foreign commercial cloud provider and no third-party model vendor whose terms of service, ownership structure, or government relationships are outside your control.
Standard
Daily use across analysts, case workers, policy staff, engineers, and citizen-facing deployments. Handles structured documents, multilingual content, regulatory language, and operational data as first-class capabilities.
Deep reasoning
Extended thinking for complex policy analysis, intelligence synthesis, regulatory drafting, and mission planning. Shows its full reasoning chain so authorized reviewers can evaluate the methodology, not just the conclusion — the transparency that downstream use in government decisions requires.
Custom
A dedicated model trained on agency mission data, deployed inside the authorized environment, owned by the government. Built and maintained as a multi-year partnership with agency subject-matter experts.
Sovereign deployment
For governments requiring full operational sovereignty, our models are deployable in sovereign cloud and on-prem environments with complete independence from foreign commercial cloud infrastructure. The same frontier capability, entirely inside your perimeter.
Who we work with
The conversation starts with a capabilities briefing.
National civilian agencies and ministries. Defense organisations and military services. Intelligence and security organisations, through appropriate channels and with appropriate controls. State, provincial, county, and municipal governments. Public universities and government research institutions. Public health agencies and emergency management services. Central banks and financial regulatory authorities. Allied and partner governments worldwide.
The common thread isn't jurisdiction or agency type. It's that the work is sensitive, the accountability is public, the stakes are high, and the AI has to meet a bar that commercial tools weren't designed for.
If that's your mission, this is where it begins.