Predict federal contract recompetes: expiring contracts, likely competitors, win odds.
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https://recompete.dropwatchhq.com/mcp3 tools · 84mspredict_recompetePredict WHO will win an expiring federal contract recompete. Pass a contract identifier (USAspending generated_internal_id / award gid) OR a NAICS+incumbent pair. Returns the incumbent with an adjusted incumbent-advantage probability plus top likely competitors ranked by recent award velocity in th…Predict WHO will win an expiring federal contract recompete. Pass a contract identifier (USAspending generated_internal_id / award gid) OR a NAICS+incumbent pair. Returns the incumbent with an adjusted incumbent-advantage probability plus top likely competitors ranked by recent award velocity in th…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| gid | string | USAspending generated_internal_id (award gid). Best input. |
| naics | string | 6-digit NAICS, used to build the competitor field (required if no gid). |
| incumbent | string | Incumbent contractor name (required if no gid). |
| agency | string | Awarding agency name (optional, sharpens the lane). |
| topN | number | Number of competitors to return (default 5). |
expiring_recompetesList federal contracts EXPIRING in a horizon window (period-of-performance end), with a winner prediction for each. Filter by NAICS and agency. This is the recompete pipeline feed.List federal contracts EXPIRING in a horizon window (period-of-performance end), with a winner prediction for each. Filter by NAICS and agency. This is the recompete pipeline feed.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| naics | string | 6-digit NAICS. |
| agency | string | — |
| minDays | number | Window floor in days (default 90). |
| maxDays | number | Window ceiling in days (default 180). |
| minAmount | number | Minimum award $ (default 1,000,000). |
| limit | number | Max contracts (default 20). |
lane_competitorsReturn the firms with the most recent award velocity in a NAICS (and optional agency) lane — i.e. the likely bidders on any recompete in that lane, ranked by recent wins and dollars.Return the firms with the most recent award velocity in a NAICS (and optional agency) lane — i.e. the likely bidders on any recompete in that lane, ranked by recent wins and dollars.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| naics* | string | — |
| agency | string | — |
| limit | number | Default 15. |
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Predict federal contract recompetes: expiring contracts, likely competitors, win odds.
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