Federal contractor M&A signals: rising contractors, growth momentum, award search.
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https://ma.dropwatchhq.com/mcp3 tools · 104mscontractor_signalsGiven a federal contractor NAME, return its acquisition-likelihood / rising-contractor signal profile: a 0-100 pattern-based score with full reasoning, plus award-velocity, multi-year trajectory, agency/NAICS mix, biggest win, set-aside footprint, and (if public) SEC EDGAR ticker + recent corporate…Given a federal contractor NAME, return its acquisition-likelihood / rising-contractor signal profile: a 0-100 pattern-based score with full reasoning, plus award-velocity, multi-year trajectory, agency/NAICS mix, biggest win, set-aside footprint, and (if public) SEC EDGAR ticker + recent corporate…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name* | string | Contractor name, e.g. 'Palantir' or 'ECS Federal'. |
rising_contractorsReturn the current ranked 'Rising Contractors / Likely M&A Targets' feed — small/mid federal contractors showing the strongest leading acquisition signals, refreshed daily.Return the current ranked 'Rising Contractors / Likely M&A Targets' feed — small/mid federal contractors showing the strongest leading acquisition signals, refreshed daily.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| limit | number | Max rows (default 20). |
search_awardsDirect live search of US federal awards (USAspending.gov) by NAICS, agency, recipient, keyword, date and $ range.Direct live search of US federal awards (USAspending.gov) by NAICS, agency, recipient, keyword, date and $ range.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| naics | array | — |
| agency | string | — |
| recipient | string | — |
| keyword | string | — |
| start | string | — |
| end | string | — |
| minAmount | number | — |
| maxAmount | number | — |
| limit | number | — |
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Federal contractor M&A signals: rising contractors, growth momentum, award search.
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