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Prediction Guard Joins Carahsofts CarahCloud Marketplace, Expanding AI Governance for AWS and Public Sector
On July 28 2026, Prediction Guard—a real‑time AI control plane that supplies guardrails and compliance controls for large‑language models—was added to Carahsoft Technology Corp.’s CarahCloud Marketplace. The move also establishes a distribution partnership that lets federal, state, local, and educational agencies purchase the platform through existing government procurement channels.
The announcement, issued from Lafayette, Indiana, and Reston, Virginia, notes that Prediction Guard is already live on the AWS Marketplace. Customers can subscribe to the service as part of their existing AWS spend, and the platform can be deployed in Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) environments that run Amazon Bedrock workloads. The partnership gives the public sector access to the same AI‑governance capabilities that private‑sector customers are using.
Prediction Guard first launched in March 2026 on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace as a sovereign‑AI control plane. The stack bundles a policy engine, a model gateway, and an agent builder into a single layer that can run on‑premises or in the cloud. The company describes its solution as a “unified layer of AI safety and control that sits seamlessly alongside Amazon Bedrock workloads.” Features include prompt‑injection detection, PII redaction, toxicity and hallucination scoring, factual consistency checks, and token‑management policies.
Carahsoft’s CarahCloud Marketplace program offers flexible pricing, simplified billing, and quick deployment for AWS Marketplace vendors. The program is designed to reduce procurement friction for software and services that run on AWS. By listing Prediction Guard, Carahsoft allows agencies to acquire the platform through familiar contract vehicles such as NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise‑Wide Procurement (SEWP) V, NASPO ValuePoint, OMNIA Partners, and other government‑wide acquisition contracts.
Dan Whitenack, CEO and founder of Prediction Guard, said the partnership “removes every barrier between an enterprise and the AI governance layer they desperately need.” He added that the platform is now available to customers who have already committed to AWS budgets, and that the Carahsoft partnership extends that simplicity to public‑sector customers who require sovereign governance.
Seamus Bergen, Sales Director for Prediction Guard at Carahsoft, emphasized the platform’s relevance to agencies accelerating AI adoption. “Prediction Guard’s AI governance platform addresses one of the most pressing challenges facing Government agencies as they accelerate AI adoption: how to deploy powerful AI systems safely, compliantly and with full auditability,” he said.
The collaboration offers several practical benefits. First, procurement can be completed entirely within AWS or through Carahsoft’s government contract vehicles, eliminating the need for separate vendor contracts. Second, the platform’s subscription counts toward existing AWS spend commitments, allowing security, compliance, and IT procurement teams to approve and deploy the solution without a separate budget cycle. Third, the platform’s policy engine can enforce token‑management rules and audit model behavior in real time, providing a production‑ready AI stack that is both powerful and provably safe.
Customers are already transacting through the AWS Marketplace channel. The listing’s activation has been validated by immediate availability and fast deployment into Amazon VPC environments. The partnership also positions Prediction Guard to serve federal, state, local, and educational agencies that rely on Carahsoft’s reseller network and system integrators.
The CarahCloud Marketplace listing and the Carahsoft partnership are part of a broader trend of public‑sector agencies seeking to secure and govern generative‑AI applications. The platform’s compliance controls align with the regulatory requirements that many agencies face, and the integration with Amazon Bedrock provides a unified, cloud‑native solution.
At present, the platform’s key capabilities include prompt‑injection detection, PII redaction, toxicity and hallucination scoring, factual consistency checks, and customizable policy enforcement. When combined with Amazon Bedrock, organizations gain a complete, production‑ready AI stack that is both powerful and provably safe.
In summary, Prediction Guard’s addition to Carahsoft’s CarahCloud Marketplace and the new distribution partnership provide AWS customers and public‑sector agencies with a streamlined procurement path to AI governance. The platform is already available through the AWS Marketplace, and agencies can acquire it via Carahsoft’s government contract vehicles. The collaboration is expected to accelerate the deployment of secure, compliant AI systems across enterprise and government environments.
The announcement, issued from Lafayette, Indiana, and Reston, Virginia, notes that Prediction Guard is already live on the AWS Marketplace. Customers can subscribe to the service as part of their existing AWS spend, and the platform can be deployed in Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) environments that run Amazon Bedrock workloads. The partnership gives the public sector access to the same AI‑governance capabilities that private‑sector customers are using.
Prediction Guard first launched in March 2026 on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace as a sovereign‑AI control plane. The stack bundles a policy engine, a model gateway, and an agent builder into a single layer that can run on‑premises or in the cloud. The company describes its solution as a “unified layer of AI safety and control that sits seamlessly alongside Amazon Bedrock workloads.” Features include prompt‑injection detection, PII redaction, toxicity and hallucination scoring, factual consistency checks, and token‑management policies.
Carahsoft’s CarahCloud Marketplace program offers flexible pricing, simplified billing, and quick deployment for AWS Marketplace vendors. The program is designed to reduce procurement friction for software and services that run on AWS. By listing Prediction Guard, Carahsoft allows agencies to acquire the platform through familiar contract vehicles such as NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise‑Wide Procurement (SEWP) V, NASPO ValuePoint, OMNIA Partners, and other government‑wide acquisition contracts.
Dan Whitenack, CEO and founder of Prediction Guard, said the partnership “removes every barrier between an enterprise and the AI governance layer they desperately need.” He added that the platform is now available to customers who have already committed to AWS budgets, and that the Carahsoft partnership extends that simplicity to public‑sector customers who require sovereign governance.
Seamus Bergen, Sales Director for Prediction Guard at Carahsoft, emphasized the platform’s relevance to agencies accelerating AI adoption. “Prediction Guard’s AI governance platform addresses one of the most pressing challenges facing Government agencies as they accelerate AI adoption: how to deploy powerful AI systems safely, compliantly and with full auditability,” he said.
The collaboration offers several practical benefits. First, procurement can be completed entirely within AWS or through Carahsoft’s government contract vehicles, eliminating the need for separate vendor contracts. Second, the platform’s subscription counts toward existing AWS spend commitments, allowing security, compliance, and IT procurement teams to approve and deploy the solution without a separate budget cycle. Third, the platform’s policy engine can enforce token‑management rules and audit model behavior in real time, providing a production‑ready AI stack that is both powerful and provably safe.
Customers are already transacting through the AWS Marketplace channel. The listing’s activation has been validated by immediate availability and fast deployment into Amazon VPC environments. The partnership also positions Prediction Guard to serve federal, state, local, and educational agencies that rely on Carahsoft’s reseller network and system integrators.
The CarahCloud Marketplace listing and the Carahsoft partnership are part of a broader trend of public‑sector agencies seeking to secure and govern generative‑AI applications. The platform’s compliance controls align with the regulatory requirements that many agencies face, and the integration with Amazon Bedrock provides a unified, cloud‑native solution.
At present, the platform’s key capabilities include prompt‑injection detection, PII redaction, toxicity and hallucination scoring, factual consistency checks, and customizable policy enforcement. When combined with Amazon Bedrock, organizations gain a complete, production‑ready AI stack that is both powerful and provably safe.
In summary, Prediction Guard’s addition to Carahsoft’s CarahCloud Marketplace and the new distribution partnership provide AWS customers and public‑sector agencies with a streamlined procurement path to AI governance. The platform is already available through the AWS Marketplace, and agencies can acquire it via Carahsoft’s government contract vehicles. The collaboration is expected to accelerate the deployment of secure, compliant AI systems across enterprise and government environments.
