PubSec Radar
pubsec-sales-mcp

Sell to the US federal government with radar on.

Expiring-contract sales triggers, agency spend intelligence, and presales workflow tools — inside the AI assistant you already use. Free, no API key, no signup.

Paste it into your assistant's Connectors / MCP servers settings as a custom connector — that's the whole setup.

Try it live — before you connect anything

What you know so far (MEDDPICC — leave unknowns empty)
Runs against live government data — cold queries can take 10–30s. Same rate limit as the MCP endpoint.

Connect in 60 seconds

1. Copy the URLThe MCP endpoint above — it speaks streamable HTTP.
2. Add as a connectorIn your AI assistant's settings: Connectors (or MCP servers) → add custom/remote connector → paste.
3. Ask about your accounts"Which DHS IT contracts expire this year?" — sourced answers, live data.
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pubsec-sales": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["mcp-remote", "https://pubsec-sales-mcp.kabrawala.workers.dev/mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Five tools, one job: win federal deals

find_expiring_contracts

The sales trigger: contracts ending soon — incumbent, value, contracting office, and whether option years remain (an end date with options left is a weak trigger; the tool says which).

agency_spend_profile

What does this agency actually buy? Obligations, 3-year trend, top vendors, top categories.

incumbent_lookup

Who am I displacing and when? A vendor's awards with end dates, flagging 12-month displacement windows.

generate_discovery_questions

Meeting prep tuned for public sector — fiscal timing, vehicles, FedRAMP/ATO, incumbents — grounded in the agency's live numbers.

qualify_opportunity

MEDDPICC scorecard adapted for federal, evidence-scored, with public-record validation of named incumbents.

Why trust the output

Every figure is traceableEach datum carries a source URL into USAspending or FPDS — click and verify.
Coverage is disclosedFreshness dates, publication lags, and classified-spend gaps are stated in every response. No data ≠ no spend.
Evals gate every deployA golden test suite runs live against both data sources before any release, plus a daily canary on the FPDS feed.

FAQ

Is it really free?

Yes — public data, free APIs, free tier, rate-limited to 30 requests/minute per IP. Paid tiers may come later for heavier use; the form below gets you early access.

Where does the data come from?

USAspending.gov and the FPDS ATOM feed — the US government's own procurement records. Nothing scraped, nothing proprietary.

Why does agency X show nothing?

Intelligence-community agencies (CIA, NSA, ODNI, NRO) are exempt from publication and never appear; DoD data publishes ~90 days behind. Every response states its own coverage limits — no data ≠ no spend.

State and local (SLED)?

Federal only today — that's what the underlying data covers. SLED is the standing roadmap answer; tell us via the form if that's what you need.

Scope: federal, explicitly. A stated scope reads as roadmap; an unstated gap reads as a bug. This covers US federal procurement only.