Procurement MCP server

What it does

An MCP server that provides queryable access to Greek public procurement data from three official sources (Diavgeia, KIMDIS, and TED), with records linked into procurement chains that connect tenders, awards, contracts, and payments. Designed for AI agents to query procurement records, supplier information, and spending patterns without scraping or local setup.

• Find a company's procurement history by resolving its name to a tax ID and then retrieving all related tenders, awards, contracts and payments in sequence.
• Search for active contracts expiring within a specified timeframe to identify upcoming renewal deadlines or contract management requirements.
• Identify spending patterns by looking up a buyer's top suppliers or examining total committed value across commodity categories for a given year.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
find_entity	Resolve a buyer or supplier name to its Greek tax ID (ΑΦΜ).
search_tenders	Search procurement acts across all three sources by text, buyer, supplier, CPV code, region, amount, or date.
expiring_contracts	Find contracts currently active that expire within 0, 7, 30, or 180 days.
get_act	Retrieve full details of a single act by its Diavgeia or KIMDIS identifier.
get_entity	Get a profile of a company or public body by its tax ID, including name, role, and spending or receipt totals.
get_chain	Retrieve a reconstructed procurement lifecycle linking a tender to its award, contract, and payments.
rank_entities	List top buyers or suppliers ranked by total spend or transaction count.
spend_by_cpv	Get committed value by CPV commodity division, optionally filtered to a single year.
entity_counterparties	Find an entity's trading partners—a buyer's top suppliers or vice versa.
get_quota	Check your usage plan, calls consumed, remaining quota, and rate limits.

Before you enable it

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