SpendQuery

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 26 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• get_catalog

  What SpendQuery can answer: data coverage, metrics, dimensions (with examples and whether they apply to contracts or assistance), analyses, the QueryPlan JSON schema, planning rules and exampl

• run_plan

  Run a QueryPlan (see get_catalog.plan_schema). Returns status (ok | clarify | unsupported | error), a one-paragraph answer, columns, rows (max 100), the SQL that ran, caveats and how names wer

• search_codes

  Look up codes and official names. kind: agency | bureau | state | county | naics | psc | program. Matches names (substring, case-insensitive) or code prefixes. Plans can use either the names o

• search_recipients

  Find award recipients (companies, universities, governments) by name or UEI. Returns each registration's UEI, parent, listed-company ticker (if matched) and its OWN obligations across loaded y

• browse_codes

  Browse what the government buys, with contract spend. kind: psc (products and services) | naics (industries). No group and no query -> the groups (PSC: services by letter, e.g. D = IT services

• get_notice

  One SAM.gov contract notice as SpendQuery's brief sees it, no AI: the decision card (what the buyer needs, blockers, unknowns, a next step; each line labelled record / files / unknown), the ti

• size_standard

  SBA small business size standards (13 CFR 121.201, the eCFR table): a NAICS code, a code prefix (5415) or industry words -> receipts ($ millions) or employees, exceptions and footnotes, and th

• naics_finder

  Describe the work in plain words -> the NAICS codes buyers actually use for it (codes on SAM.gov notices whose titles have the words and on federal contracts described with them), each with it