Track US federal contract changes: what changed, deltas, competitor award watch, award search.
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https://govcon.dropwatchhq.com/mcp4 tools · 70mswhats_changed_sinceReturn federal contract awards that are NEW or MODIFIED since a cursor token. Pass the cursor from a prior call to get only changes since then (cursor = your bookmark). Filter by NAICS, awarding agency, recipient/contractor, keyword, and $ range. This is the GovCon delta feed's core lock-in primiti…Return federal contract awards that are NEW or MODIFIED since a cursor token. Pass the cursor from a prior call to get only changes since then (cursor = your bookmark). Filter by NAICS, awarding agency, recipient/contractor, keyword, and $ range. This is the GovCon delta feed's core lock-in primiti…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| cursor | string | Opaque cursor from a previous response; omit for first call. |
| naics | array | NAICS code prefixes, e.g. ['5415']. |
| agency | string | Awarding agency name substring, e.g. 'Defense'. |
| recipient | string | Contractor name substring. |
| keyword | string | — |
| minAmount | number | — |
| maxAmount | number | — |
| limit | number | Max changes to return (default 100). |
delta_digestWeekly delta digest for a filter: new awards, modifications, and contracts EXPIRING in the next N days (recompete opportunities). Best signal for BD teams.Weekly delta digest for a filter: new awards, modifications, and contracts EXPIRING in the next N days (recompete opportunities). Best signal for BD teams.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| naics | array | — |
| agency | string | — |
| recipient | string | — |
| keyword | string | — |
| minAmount | number | — |
| maxAmount | number | — |
| days | number | Lookback days for new/modified (default 7). |
| expiringDays | number | Expiry horizon, 90 or 180 (default 90). |
competitor_watchGiven a contractor name, return their recent federal awards (last 180d live) plus any win/lose/modify events the feed has accrued over time.Given a contractor name, return their recent federal awards (last 180d live) plus any win/lose/modify events the feed has accrued over time.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| contractor* | string | — |
search_awardsDirect live search of US federal awards (USAspending.gov) by NAICS, agency, recipient, keyword, date range, and $ range. Use for ad-hoc lookups.Direct live search of US federal awards (USAspending.gov) by NAICS, agency, recipient, keyword, date range, and $ range. Use for ad-hoc lookups.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| naics | array | — |
| agency | string | — |
| recipient | string | — |
| keyword | string | — |
| start | string | — |
| end | string | — |
| minAmount | number | — |
| maxAmount | number | — |
| limit | number | Default 50, max 200. |
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Track US federal contract changes: what changed, deltas, competitor award watch, award search.
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