Years of SLED procurement data

There is no API for State & Local procurement.

We built one.

GovSpend has spent 12 years building direct relationships with government agencies to collect, store, and refresh SLED procurement data. This is not data scraped from the web. It comes from the source.

$7T+

Documented spend data

291K

Tracked agencies

12yrs

Head start on competitors

490

Data points per agency

291,000 agencies. One living record for each.

Our MAI is the backbone of GovSpend. Every dataset we offer is a lens into the same agency relationships: spending, contacts, bids, contracts, meetings. When we add data, we enrich the agency profile. When an agency changes, the profile updates. It is not a snapshot. It is a living record built over 12 years of direct engagement.

490+ data points per agency

We recently added around 50 new columns to agency profiles. That kind of depth comes from relationships, not scraping.

Continuously normalized

Staffing levels, budgets, procurement volume, leadership, enrollment. The MAI updates as agencies do.

Relationships, not just records

12 years of cultivated direct relationships with agencies are what make the MAI credible. This data wasn’t scraped — it was requested, verified, and maintained over time.

Historical depth

Track how agencies have changed over time — staffing levels, budgets, procurement volume — giving you context that point-in-time snapshots can’t provide.
Why our data is different

Most procurement data lives at the surface.

Competitors show you what is already visible online. GovSpend stores data collected directly from agency relationships. There is a small visible layer of public procurement data, and then there is everything underneath it. This is where we operate.

Public Web:

Public bid postings, scraped index data, live-fetched results. This is what most procurement data companies give you. It is visible, accessible, and available to everyone.

GovSpend:

Purchase orders, contacts, contracts, meetings, and bids. Collected from direct agency relationships, stored and normalized in our own database. Not scraped. Not fetched. Owned.

Five datasets. One agency relationship.

Each module is a different view into what GovSpend knows about the same 291,000 agencies. The data does not live in silos. It all connects back to the Master Agency Index.
Machine Context Protocol + API

Query the data. Don’t wait for a report.

Connect to GovSpend’s document repository and spend database in real time. Internal teams have used the MCP to pull and analyze budget documents for entire cities and counties in minutes — work that used to take days.

What you can do

  • 1
    Ping the MCP against GovSpend’s document repository to surface spend insights from budget docs, contracts, and RFPs
  • 2
    Query active contract data by agency, vendor, industry, or dollar threshold via the API
  • 3
    Feed continuously refreshed data directly into your own models, platforms, or workflows

Why it matters

Not static. Ever.
Data is continuously fed into the system — no stale snapshots, no manual export cycles.
Built for AI-native workflows
The MCP is designed for LLM integration — plug GovSpend data directly into your AI stack.

Ready to get started?

Request a demo today to preview all of our data including, bids & RFPs, contracts, contacts, and our unique spending database.

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