The Assistance Listings API provides Active and Inactive federal assistance listings data, similar to the CFDA catalog.
Access the Assistance Listings Public API from the following Production or Alpha environments:
We limit call rates by day and account type.
The Assistance Listings API offers the following search parameters that can be provided independently or in combination with each other.
This section lists the standardized assistance types organized by their corresponding codes.
Response (JSON Output)
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"testing"
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"description": "Please contact the program contact listed in the Information Contacts section below."
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"description": "The Price Support Division (PSD) in Washington DC is responsible for the implementation of the MILC program in county offices. They will manage the contracts and determine the eligibility of monthly payments for each contract."
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Response (JSON Output)
Note: Response for one record is provided as an example
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