"TED" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI agents to search, count, and validate EU public-procurement notices from the Tenders Electronic Daily database through read-only, keyless queries using keyword, country, CPV, date-range, and expert-syntax filters. It can run locally over stdio or as a token-protected HTTPS connector, returning notice titles, buyers, values, and links.

Retrieves Tenders Electronic Daily (EU public procurement) notices by publication number.

Search 800 000+ Polish public tenders (BZP + TED) from Claude Desktop, Cursor, Continue. Provides 8 tools for tender search, buyer/contractor profiles by NIP, market statistics, plus a glossary of 90+ Polish public procurement terms.

Enables searching and analyzing Polish public procurement tenders from BZP and TED, including filtering, tender details and timelines, offers and contract values, buyer/contractor profiles, CPV code lookup, and regional statistics, with optional AI-summary endpoints.

Exposes French and EU public procurement data (BOAMP + TED) as MCP tools for AI agents, enabling search for tenders, awards, and winner intelligence via typed filters.

MCP server for Spanish public procurement intelligence, providing tools to query tenders, awards, prices, and renewal forecasts from TED and PLACSP data.

Neutral MCP server for researching public procurement notices from EU (TED) and German (DÖE) sources, offering tools to search, retrieve, and inspect notices without built-in business preferences.

Provides normalized search over public-sector tender notices from TED, covering Spain and the rest of the EU. Supports filtering by country, keyword, CPV prefix, and publication recency, returning tender details and related links.

An MCP server for accessing the TU Dresden canteen API. It provides tools to query canteen information, available days, and daily meal menus.

Enables querying Red Hat security data including CSAF advisories, CVEs, and OVAL streams through natural language.

Enables LLMs to answer plain-English questions about Elite Dangerous grounded in local journal files and public galaxy data from EDDN, EDSM, Spansh, and Inara, including location, ship loadout, station searches, colonisation candidates, and cargo shopping lists.