Case file No.195 · pypi · stdio · streamable-http

Acquisition.gov

com.1102tools/acquisition-gov-mcp · v1.0.15

Acquisition.gov FAR Overhaul model parts, agency deviations, PDFs, and guidance. 5 tools.

Package ↗GitHub ↗Website ↗

Security score

93/100

Strong

Normalized over 100 points of available evidence.

Score breakdown

Known advisories40/40

0 affecting current version, 0 historical

Maintenance20/20

last push 0 days ago

Source transparency15/15

public repo, license MIT

Metadata stability15/15

0 risky metadata change(s) without a version bump

Adoption3/10

215 weekly downloads

Known advisories

source: OSV.dev

No advisories found in OSV for this package name. (Not proof of safety.)

Metadata change timeline

rug-pull detection

v1.0.14 → v1.0.15Oct 24, 2026
- version changed version bump
```
"1.0.14" → "1.0.15"
```
- packages.0.version changed package version bump
```
"1.0.14" → "1.0.15"
```
- remotes.0 risky · added new remote host acquisition-gov.1102tools.com
```
null → {"type":"streamable-http","url":"https://acquisition-gov.1102tools.com/mcp"}
```
First snapshot (v1.0.14)Oct 16, 2026

Tool lists: not published by the registry — unknown.

FAQ

auto-generated from the data above

Is Acquisition.gov safe?

MCPWatch gives Acquisition.gov a heuristic security score of 93/100 (strong), based on 100 points of available evidence. This is an automated heuristic, not an audit.

Does Acquisition.gov have known CVEs or vulnerabilities?

No advisories were found in OSV.dev for the pypi package acquisition-gov-mcp. That is not proof of safety.

When was Acquisition.gov last updated?

The latest registry version is 1.0.15, published Oct 21, 2026. The last push to 1102tools-dev/federal-contracting-mcps was on Oct 24, 2026. MCPWatch last checked it on Oct 24, 2026.

What license does Acquisition.gov use?

GitHub reports the license of 1102tools-dev/federal-contracting-mcps as MIT.

Related servers

same publisher / similar score