Workflow tools for federal contractors: go/no-go scoring, incumbent intel, recompete, NECO.
An MCP server that gives Claude (and any MCP client) workflow tools for federal contractors — not raw data access, but decisions: go/no-go scoring, incumbent intelligence, teaming-partner search, recompete prediction, Navy NECO lookup, SAM.gov solicitation retrieval, and market intelligence (labor rates, award patterns, market analysis). It wraps the live GovToolsPro API. You bring an API key;…
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An MCP server that gives Claude (and any MCP client) workflow tools for federal contractors — not raw data access, but decisions: go/no-go scoring, incumbent intelligence, teaming-partner search, recompete prediction, Navy NECO lookup, SAM.gov solicitation retrieval, and market intelligence (labor rates, award patterns, market analysis). It wraps the live GovToolsPro API. You bring an API key; the server proxies your calls. Tool | Cost | What it does | | free | Credit balance + subscription…
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