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Spain Grants Intelligence Mcp

Spain Grants Intelligence Mcp

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About Spain Grants Intelligence Mcp

Spain Grants Intelligence MCP provides access to Spanish government grant data from the official BDNS database, with no API key required. Its tools search current and awarded grants across national, regional, local, and EU levels.

Key features

  1. 01Search grants by keyword and region
  2. 02Filter by government level and amount
  3. 03Find awarded grants by beneficiary
  4. 04Retrieve details by BDNS number
  5. 05Daily-updated official BDNS data

Use cases

  1. 01Find public funding for a startup
  2. 02Track new grant calls for clients
  3. 03Research grants by region or topic
  4. 04Check awards received by a company

MCP support

The MCP server exposes tools to search current and awarded grants, retrieve grant details, and view a snapshot of recent and topic-matched results. It uses official BDNS data and requires no authentication.

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

No install method listed yet

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Details

From the project README

Spain Grants Intelligence MCP

Search 500,000+ Spanish government grants and subsidies directly from the official BDNS database.

No API key required. Data source: BDNS — Base de Datos Nacional de Subvenciones — official Spanish government open data under Law 37/2007.

Tools

  • get_recent_grants — Latest grant calls published in Spain (all levels of government)
  • search_grants — Search open grant calls by keyword, region, level (national/regional/local/EU), and amount range
  • search_awarded_grants — Find concessions already awarded to specific companies or beneficiaries
  • get_grant_by_number — Full details of a specific grant call by BDNS number
  • grants_snapshot — One-call complete overview: recent grants + topic search results

Example queries

  • "What are the latest government grants in Spain?"
  • "Find grants for AI and technology companies in Catalonia"
  • "Search for renewable energy subsidies over €100,000"
  • "What grants has company X received from the Spanish government?"
  • "Find EU-funded grants for startups in Madrid"
  • "Get full details for BDNS grant number 774221"
  • "What innovation subsidies are available in Valencia?"

Data coverage

  • 500,000+ grant calls since 2012 (national, regional, local, EU)
  • Real-time data — updated daily by all Spanish public administrations
  • All levels: Estatal (national), Autonómica (regional), Local, Europeo
  • Awarded concessions: who got the money, how much, when
  • Beneficiary eligibility categories
  • Grant amounts, deadlines, regulatory basis
  • Links to full official BDNS call pages

Use cases

  • Business consultants checking funding opportunities for clients
  • Startups searching for non-dilutive public funding
  • Researchers finding grants in their field
  • AI agents that need to advise on Spanish government subsidies
  • Grant writing services tracking new calls

Data source & legal

All data is from BDNS (Base de Datos Nacional de Subvenciones), the official Spanish government grants database managed by the Ministry of Finance. Public domain data under Law 37/2007 on reuse of public sector information. No authentication required.


Install & Access

Smithery — works with Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and all MCP clients:

npx -y @smithery/cli install @fzth-ia-it/spain-grants-intelligence-mcp --client claude

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