Opportunity research

Construction opportunity research with verified sources

We monitor public permits, project signals and bid sources across Washington and deliver organized, source-linked opportunities for your trade and area. Every item shows where it came from and when it was verified — a permit is a signal, never a promised job.

How it works

Official sources

Permit records from cities and counties, plus public bid postings — each item links to its original source.

Filtered for you

By trade, project type, value range and county, so you see what fits your crew.

Evidence included

Source link, date and review status on every record. Invalid or unverifiable entries are flagged, not hidden.

What you get

  • See opportunities you'd never find scrolling county websites.
  • Spend your estimating hours on projects that match your trade and capacity.
  • Transparent evidence: you can check every source yourself before you call.
  • Combined with our back-office, research flows straight into your follow-up pipeline.

The process

1
Define your target
Trades, counties, project sizes and the kind of work you want more of.
2
We monitor and filter
Sources are checked on a schedule and records are classified and deduplicated.
3
You receive opportunities
Organized lists with evidence, delivered on a weekly rhythm or inside your console.
4
You decide
Which ones to pursue is always your call — we can support the outreach if you want.

Honest limits

  • A permit or signal is not an awarded contract — we never present research as confirmed work.
  • Public records lag: some projects are already awarded or paused when the data appears. We show dates so you can judge.
  • Contact information is included only when it appears in the source — we don't fabricate contacts.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the data come from?

Public permit systems (Seattle, Tacoma, King County and others) and public bid postings. Every record links to its original source so you can verify it.

Are these guaranteed jobs?

No — and be skeptical of anyone who promises that. These are early signals to prioritize your outreach, with evidence attached.

Which areas do you cover?

Washington State, focused on the sources we can verify. Coverage grows as we validate new official sources.