Permits
Issued, pending, and related permit activity that can surface work before it is widely discussed.
Track permits, bids, projects, and hiring activity in one place — and see the construction activity behind potential staffing opportunities.
Built for teams already researching construction activity across public sources, project databases, and hiring data.
Staffing teams already research permits, bids, new projects, GCs and subcontractors, parcels and zoning, and hiring activity. The work is not finding data — it is assembling it from county portals, construction databases, LinkedIn, company sites, and hiring sources.
County & municipal portals
Procurement & bid systems
Construction databases
GC & subcontractor records
Parcels, zoning & announcements
LinkedIn, career pages & talent data
The product connects related activity to a project or company, gives staffing teams the context to decide what is relevant, and supports outreach with a reason to reach out — not another generic lead list.
Signals → Project/Company → Context → Staffing Opportunity → Outreach
These are the sources teams combine today. The value is seeing them together, tied to the same project or company.
Issued, pending, and related permit activity that can surface work before it is widely discussed.
Bid postings and related activity that help staffing teams see where work may be forming.
Active and upcoming projects, including the companies associated with the work.
Project announcements and completions that help business development know who is working on what.
General contractors and subcontractors tied to projects, so outreach starts with the right company.
Parcels, zoning, and development activity that can precede construction and hiring demand.
Hiring and talent activity used alongside construction signals — not as a standalone list.
A mock view of how related signals can sit on one company. This is illustrative — not a live score, ranking, or predicted outcome.
See the construction context behind the opportunity.
Permit portals → project databases → bids → LinkedIn → company sites → hiring → connect the information
Useful signals already exist. The cost is the time spent assembling them across systems.
Monitor → connect → understand → act
Watch the same kinds of activity, see them in context, and decide where a staffing conversation is relevant.
Join the waitlist if your team already researches construction activity and wants those signals in one place.