Procurement Evidence MCP Server
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from $50.00 / 1,000 tool calls
Procurement Evidence MCP Server
Locate the public procurement record behind a claim across the UK, EU and US. Every row carries the awarding body's own record id and a direct public URL.
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Locate the public procurement record behind a claim, across the UK, the EU and the US. Every row carries the awarding body's own record id and a direct public URL, so "who won this contract" is checkable at source.
An evidence locator, not an analyst. It does not score suppliers, rank bids, or infer relationships between contracts — it tells you which record to open.
Tools
| tool | what it answers |
|---|---|
list_jurisdictions | What is covered and what each source can actually tell you. Read this first. |
search_procurement | Notices and awards across all three systems, each with an official URL |
search_by_supplier | Contracts associated with a named supplier, with the match basis stated |
get_record_url | Turn a record id into its official URL |
Sources — public, logged-out, no key
| jurisdiction | source | what it carries |
|---|---|---|
| UK | Find a Tender Service (OCDS) | notices and award values |
| EU | Tenders Electronic Daily (TED) | the notice and its official URL — not award values inline |
| US | USAspending | federal contract awards with amounts and recipients (types A–D, not grants) |
The three do not answer the same question equally well, and every response says so. A
cross-jurisdiction search reports which systems were searched, which failed, and
coverage_complete — because a "no results" produced by a partial search is the failure that
would matter most here.
UK Contracts Finder was probed live and works; it is deliberately not wired, because it covers the same jurisdiction as Find a Tender and two overlapping UK sources would be duplication rather than coverage. It is the natural addition if below-threshold UK notices are wanted.
Match honesty on supplier search
- US matches are the awarding system's own recipient field.
- UK / EU matches are name occurrences in the record. A match resting only on a title
is returned with
requires_human_review: trueand labelled a candidate.
There is no similarity score. A number would read as a probability and it is not one.
Pacing
None of these three publish a hard request cap, so there is no number to comply with — but a standby server answering several agents at once can still hammer a public service. Every outbound call goes through one shared token bucket at 5 requests/second with strict pacing (burst 1), the shape ratified in Section 3: a bucket that starts full passes its whole capacity instantly, and the burst is the moment that matters.
Pricing
| Event | Price |
|---|---|
Server start (apify-actor-start) | $0.05, charged once per server run by the platform |
Tool call (mcp-tool-call) | $0.05 flat per completed tool call |
No other events. Errors and notices are not charged — an unknown jurisdiction, a malformed date, or every source failing returns without billing. A sourced answer, including a well-evidenced "no records match", is charged.
If a tool call cannot be billed correctly, the call fails rather than serving free.
