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Company Government Opportunities

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The v2 MCP API is in preview and not yet generally available. These pages document its tools and request/response shapes; live data access is limited to enrolled organizations until v2 is released.

Find open U.S. federal solicitations (RFPs) that ONE named company — given by its domain — is positioned to bid on, either as the likely incumbent or a probable bidder. Resolves the domain to a SAM.gov entity (UEI/CAGE + registered NAICS codes), pulls the company's existing federal awards from USAspending.gov, then searches active SAM.gov opportunities on the entity's top 3 NAICS codes and labels each match incumbent / likely_bidder / unknown by whether the company already holds awards with that agency and/or is registered for that NAICS. Returns opportunity title, agency, response deadline, days until deadline, match reason, and SAM.gov link. Requires the SAM.gov (Data.gov) integration to be configured.

Use when a user names ONE specific company and asks about ITS bid pipeline — whether it holds or could win federal contracts, is an incumbent, or has open solicitations to bid on.

Do NOT use for cross-company opportunity browsing by keyword/agency/NAICS with no target company — use search_gov_opportunities. Do NOT use for prime/subcontractor teaming relationships or a company's past agency award history — use company_gov_relationships. For a company's existing awarded contracts already held (not open opportunities) use company_contracts.

RESULT INTERPRETATION: check resolutionStatus. "resolved" means the company was found in SAM.gov (matchedEntityName holds its canonical legal name); a "resolved" company with totalOpportunities: 0 is NORMAL and expected for most companies — do NOT retry or invent a reason. "not_found" (matchedEntityName null) means the company is not registered in SAM.gov, so no opportunity search ran.

Parameters​

NameTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
companyDomainstring✅ Yes-The company domain to look up (e.g., "boozallen.com"). Protocol prefixes (http://, https://), leading www., and trailing paths/queries/fragments are accepted and stripped automatically; case is normalized.
includeIncumbentOnlyboolean❌ NofalseWhen true, return ONLY opportunities classified "incumbent" (company already holds awards with that agency AND is registered for the opportunity's NAICS) — the highest-confidence matches. When false (default), also include "likely_bidder" and "unknown" NAICS-overlap matches.
daysUntilDeadlinenumber❌ No-Deadline window in days from now; keeps only opportunities whose SAM.gov response deadline falls within the next N days (e.g. 90 = closing within ~3 months). Omit for no deadline cutoff. Whole days, 1-365.
limitnumber❌ No25Maximum opportunities to return after incumbent/likely-bidder ranking (highest-confidence first). Integer 1-50, default 25.

Required Integrations​

  • datagov

Use Cases​

  • What open federal RFPs is Booz Allen positioned to bid on right now?
  • Which active solicitations is this contractor the likely incumbent for? — includeIncumbentOnly:true
  • What government opportunities for this company are closing soon? — daysUntilDeadline
  • Build a target account's federal bid pipeline from their SAM.gov NAICS registration and existing awards
  • Which agencies the company already works with have new open opportunities in their NAICS?

Example Usage​

Open opportunities for a contractor

{
  "tool": "company_gov_opportunities",
  "arguments": {
    "companyDomain": "boozallen.com"
  }
}

Incumbent-only bids closing within 90 days

{
  "tool": "company_gov_opportunities",
  "arguments": {
    "companyDomain": "leidos.com",
    "includeIncumbentOnly": true,
    "daysUntilDeadline": 90
  }
}

Top 10 ranked opportunities

{
  "tool": "company_gov_opportunities",
  "arguments": {
    "companyDomain": "saic.com",
    "limit": 10
  }
}

search_gov_opportunities, company_gov_relationships, company_contracts, search_federal_contracts, company_firmographic