USASpending.gov

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• Verbindung: Computer oder Cloud
• Transport: stdio, Streamable HTTP
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Installation

Wähle die KI-App, die du nutzt, und kopiere die Einstellungen.

Du brauchst

• Läuft in der CloudNichts zu installieren; die Verbindung läuft übers Internet
• PyPIuv für Python installiert (für den Befehl uvx)

Welche App nutzt du?

https://usaspending.1102tools.com/mcp

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "usaspending-gov": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": [
        "usaspending-gov-mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

claude mcp add --transport http usaspending-gov https://usaspending.1102tools.com/mcp

claude mcp add usaspending-gov -- uvx usaspending-gov-mcp

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "usaspending-gov": {
      "url": "https://usaspending.1102tools.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "usaspending-gov": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": [
        "usaspending-gov-mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

{
  "servers": {
    "usaspending-gov": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://usaspending.1102tools.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

{
  "servers": {
    "usaspending-gov": {
      "type": "stdio",
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": [
        "usaspending-gov-mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

https://usaspending.1102tools.com/mcp

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Diese Einstellungen werden aus dem Registry-Eintrag des Entwicklers erzeugt. Wenn in der README etwas anderes steht, folge der README.

Was er kann

Tool-Namen und -Beschreibungen genau so, wie der Server sie am 6. Nov. 2026 gemeldet hat. Geschrieben hat sie der Entwickler, nicht wir; wir zeigen sie als reinen Text.

• search_awards

  Search federal awards (contracts, IDVs, grants, loans, etc.) on USASpending.gov. This is the primary workhorse for finding awards. Returns matching awards with standard fields (Award ID, Recipient, Description, Amount, Agencies, NAICS, PSC, dates). Use get_award_detail() with the

• get_award_count

  Count awards matching filters, broken down by award category. Returns counts grouped by: contracts, idvs, grants, loans, direct_payments, other. Use this for dimensional analysis: how many FFP vs T&M awards, how many competed vs sole-source, how many small business set-asides, et

• spending_over_time

  Aggregate spending amounts over time, grouped by fiscal year, quarter, or month. Use this to visualize spending trends, identify fiscal-year-end spikes, or compare spending patterns across years. Note: The API returns fiscal_year as a STRING. Cast to int for numeric comparisons.

• spending_by_category

  Aggregate spending by a dimension (top vendors, top agencies, top NAICS, etc.). The 'category' parameter controls the grouping dimension. Common uses: - category='recipient': top vendors for a filter set (vendor landscape analysis) - category='awarding_subagency': which contracti

• get_award_detail

  Fetch full details for a single award by its generated_internal_id. Use the generated_internal_id value returned by search_awards to fetch the complete award record. Returns: PIID, full description, total obligation, recipient details, parent award info, latest transaction contra

• get_transactions

  Fetch the full transaction (modification) history for an award. Every modification, option exercise, and de-obligation is a transaction. Modification number '0' is the original base award. Use to understand the full lifecycle of a contract including its descriptive text at each p

• get_award_funding

  Fetch File C funding data for an award: federal account, object class, program activity. Shows which Treasury accounts, object classes, and program activities funded an award. File C can be partial or lagged; these rows do not establish the full award obligation or amount paid to

• get_idv_children

  Fetch child awards (task/delivery orders) under an IDV. For a Multiple Award IDV, child_awards returns the task orders or delivery orders placed against it. For a parent IDV, child_idvs returns the downstream IDV structure. grandchild_awards walks the hierarchy. Field name differ

• lookup_piid

  Look up awards by their exact PIID, across contracts AND IDVs. Looks for awards whose own PIID is exactly this value (the award_ids filter), in both contracts and IDVs, and says how many share it. match='exact' rows are the awards themselves: an IDV PIID returns the IDV (award_ty

• autocomplete_psc

  Autocomplete lookup for Product/Service Codes (PSC). Use exact four-character codes ('R499', 'D302') or description keywords ('professional', 'application'). Returns matching PSC entries with code and description. Two-character families such as 'D3' can return no autocomplete mat

• autocomplete_naics

  Autocomplete lookup for NAICS codes. Accepts partial codes ('541') or keywords ('software'). Returns matching NAICS entries with code and description. Minimum 2 characters required. Short queries silently match substrings inside parenthetical notes (e.g. 'x' matches 'except') and

• list_toptier_agencies

  List all top-tier federal agencies tracked by USASpending. Returns agency codes, names, abbreviations, and current-year budgetary resources. Use the returned 'toptier_code' values with get_agency_overview().

• get_agency_overview

  Get descriptive information for an agency: name, mission, website, data notes and DEF codes. It has no dollar figures; for spending use get_agency_obligations_by_award_category() (split by award type) or get_agency_budgetary_resources() (obligations and outlays by year). toptier_

• get_agency_awards

  Get one obligation total and transaction count for an agency's awards in a fiscal year. The total covers ALL award types together (contracts, IDVs, grants, loans, direct payments, other), so for most civilian agencies it is far larger than contract spending (VA FY2026: $313B here

• get_naics_details

  Get details for a NAICS code (2-6 digits). Returns the NAICS description, parent categories, and child subcategories if applicable.

• get_psc_filter_tree

  Get the PSC hierarchy tree. Pass an empty path for the top-level. Drill down with paths like 'Service/R/' to get the service professional services tree, or 'Product/5' for product codes starting with 5.

• get_state_profile

  Get the federal award totals for recipients located in a US state. Examples: '06' = California, '48' = Texas, '24' = Maryland, '51' = Virginia. Returns one summary: state name and code, total_prime_amount and total_prime_awards (all award types together), loan face value, award_a

• search_subawards

  Search FFATA subaward reports on USASpending. Returns the FFATA subaward records (subcontracts under prime contracts and subawards under prime grants). Complementary to the SAM.gov FFATA endpoints but expressed at the USASpending data model. award_id: optional generated_internal_

• spending_by_subaward_grouped

  Find matching prime awards and their cumulative FFATA report totals. Filters select prime records, but subaward_count and subaward_obligation cover all reported subawards under each prime, not just subaward actions within time_period_start/end. This ranking is not a fiscal-period

• search_recipients

  Search USASpending recipients (vendors and grantees) by keyword. Returns paginated recipients with their UEI, DUNS, name, and a recipient 'id' hash for get_recipient_profile() and new_awards_over_time(). For get_recipient_children(), use the UEI (or legacy DUNS) from the parent (

• get_recipient_profile

  Get full profile for a recipient by their USASpending hash. Returns recipient details: name, UEI, DUNS, business categories, location, parent (if any), and lifetime award totals. The hash is the 'id' field returned by search_recipients(). (autocomplete_recipient does NOT return h

• get_recipient_children

  Get the child recipients (subsidiaries) of a parent recipient. Pass the parent recipient's 12-character UEI (or legacy 9-digit DUNS). Do NOT pass a recipient hash: the /recipient/children/ endpoint is the one recipient endpoint keyed by UEI/DUNS, and it rejects hashes with HTTP 4

• autocomplete_recipient

  Find recipient names by partial name or UEI/DUNS. This is a recipient-name lookup; it does not supply the recipient hash for get_recipient_profile() or new_awards_over_time(), and its UEI/DUNS fields may be null. Pass a returned name to search_recipients(): use its 'id' hash for

• list_states

  List all states with their FIPS codes and award totals. Returns the full list of US states/territories with FIPS codes you can pass to get_state_profile(). The /recipient/state/ endpoint returns a JSON array (not an object). We wrap it in {"results": [...]} to keep the tool retur

• get_agency_budgetary_resources

  Get an agency's budgetary resources by fiscal year. Returns agency budgetary resources, obligations and outlays for each fiscal year on file, plus government-wide budgetary resources and the agency's obligations by reported fiscal period. This endpoint does not provide a discreti

• get_agency_sub_agencies

  List the subordinate (subtier) organizations of a toptier agency. Returns each sub-agency with its obligations, transaction count, and new-award count for the given fiscal year. Useful for finding the canonical subtier name to pass into search_awards() awarding_subagency. sort ac

• get_agency_federal_accounts

  List the Treasury Account Symbols (federal accounts) used by an agency. Returns each federal account with its obligated amount and gross outlay for the given fiscal year. Useful for understanding how an agency's money flows through Treasury. fiscal_year defaults to the last compl

• get_agency_object_classes

  List the object class breakdown (what an agency spends money on). Object classes are OMB categories: Personnel Compensation, Travel, Contractual Services, Equipment, Grants, etc. Useful for understanding what types of expenditures an agency makes. fiscal_year defaults to the last

• get_agency_program_activities

  List the program activities (specific programs) within an agency. Program activities are the specific named programs that obligate funds (e.g., 'Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency'). Useful for pinpointing which program funds a specific activity. fiscal_year default

• get_agency_obligations_by_award_category

  Get an agency's obligation breakdown by award category. Returns total obligated dollars split by category: contracts, IDVs, grants, loans, direct payments, other. Quick way to see what mix of award types an agency uses (heavy contractor agency vs grant-issuing agency vs mixed). F

• get_award_funding_rollup

  Get a rollup of an award's funding totals. Returns total transaction obligated amount, awarding agency count, funding agency count, and federal account count for a single award. Useful for a one-line summary of an award's funding picture.

• get_award_subaward_count

  Count of subawards (FFATA subcontracts/subawards) reported on an award.

• get_award_federal_account_count

  Count of distinct federal accounts (TAS) funding an award.

• get_award_transaction_count

  Count of transactions (modifications) on an award.

• awards_last_updated

  Get the timestamp of the last USASpending award data refresh. Use this to determine data freshness when comparing to other sources (SAM.gov Contract Awards API for example).

• spending_by_transaction

  Search at the transaction (modification) level. Unlike search_awards which returns one row per award, this returns one row per transaction (initial action plus every modification). Useful for tracking obligation events over time, ceiling adjustments, deobligations, and admin mods

• spending_by_geography

  Geographic breakdown of spending. scope: 'recipient_location' (where the recipient is) or 'place_of_performance' (where the work happens). geo_layer: 'state', 'county', or 'district'. At least one filter is required. The API returns HTTP 500 on an empty filter set, so the require

• new_awards_over_time

  Pipeline trend of new awards to a recipient over time. REQUIRES recipient_id (the recipient hash with -P suffix for parent-level rollup, or -R for a single recipient). Returns counts of new awards grouped by month, quarter, or fiscal year. The endpoint rejects calls without recip

• get_idv_amounts

  Top-line amounts for an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV). Returns child IDV count, child award count, child award total obligation, and base/option values rolled up across all task/delivery orders under the IDV. Pass a CONT_IDV_* generated_internal_id.

• get_idv_funding

  List File C funding records associated with an IDV. Rows can identify the IDV itself as well as associated awards; they are not a complete list of child orders. File C coverage can be partial or lagged and does not establish the full child-order obligation or amount paid. Use get

• get_idv_funding_rollup

  Funding rollup totals for an IDV (single dict, not paginated).

• get_idv_activity

  List child task/delivery orders awarded under an IDV. Results are ALWAYS sorted by obligated amount, descending; the endpoint accepts no sort or order parameters. (Earlier releases exposed sort/order here, but the API silently ignored them: the advertised default of period_of_per

• autocomplete_awarding_agency

  Find awarding agency names by partial match. USASpending search filters require the EXACT awarding agency name (slugs return zero). Use this to resolve a partial name to the canonical one before passing to search_awards() awarding_agency parameter.

• autocomplete_funding_agency

  Find funding agency names by partial match (companion to awarding agency).

• autocomplete_cfda

  Find CFDA (Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance) program numbers by partial title or program number. CFDA codes are used in grants.

• autocomplete_glossary

  Find glossary terms (acquisition + spending vocabulary) by partial match.

• get_award_types_reference

  Return the full mapping of award type codes to descriptions. Returns the canonical reference: contracts (A=BPA Call, B=Purchase Order, C=Delivery Order, D=Definitive Contract), IDVs, grants, loans, etc. Authoritative source if you're unsure what a code letter means.

• get_def_codes_reference

  Return all Disaster Emergency Fund (DEFC) codes with public laws. DEFCs are used to filter awards funded by specific supplemental appropriations (COVID-19, IIJA, IRA, etc.).

• get_glossary

  Get the full USASpending glossary of acquisition + spending terms.

• get_submission_periods

  List the reporting calendar and submission/certification deadlines. Returns available fiscal reporting periods and their scheduled start, due, certification and reveal dates. These are global calendar periods, not records of when individual agencies actually submitted or certifie

• list_federal_accounts

  List Treasury federal accounts (TAS) with budgetary resources. keyword filters by account name or AID. fiscal_year controls the reported budgetary-resource values, not which account rows are included. When omitted, the source uses its latest available fiscal year, which may diffe

• get_federal_account_detail

  Get an individual federal account's metadata + budgetary resources.

• get_federal_account_object_classes

  Get the object class breakdown of obligations for a federal account. IMPORTANT: the returned obligations are CUMULATIVE across all reported fiscal years (FY2017 onward, the DATA Act window), not a single year. They are NOT comparable to get_federal_account_fy_snapshot(), which is

• get_federal_account_program_activities

  List program activity codes and names associated with a federal account. The source lists distinct programs across all reported fiscal years; it has no fiscal-year filter and includes no dollar amounts. fiscal_year is retained for compatibility, but does not filter this list. The

• get_federal_account_fy_snapshot

  Get a single-fiscal-year snapshot of a federal account's resources. Important: this endpoint takes the numeric `account_id` (e.g. 4595), NOT the alphanumeric `account_number` (e.g. "027-5183") used by the other federal-account endpoints. The list_federal_accounts response include

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