About the product
Keep the source work visible.
Federal Grant Evidence is a focused screening layer for one U.S. federal opportunity at a time. It compares supplied organization facts with the official record, cites the fields it used, and refuses to turn missing evidence into certainty.
Independent toolFederal Grant Evidence is not affiliated with Grants.gov or the U.S. government.
What it helps with
- Finding a current public federal opportunity.
- Testing structured applicant, country, deadline, cost-share, and funding gates.
- Keeping each conclusion tied to the official source.
- Handing explicit unresolved states back to a person or an AI agent.
- Preparing one opportunity in the browser workspace.
Why it is deliberately narrow
A useful pursuit screen should prevent wasted application work without pretending to know what the source does not say. The output therefore separates confirmed, failed, and unresolved gates. Project relevance is not scored in the current preview, and award history is included only when a serving snapshot is available.
What it does not do
- It does not make a legal eligibility determination.
- It does not predict approval.
- It does not write or submit an application.
- It does not replace the complete notice and application instructions.