Where does the information come from?
From the public records cities publish: council agendas and minutes, contracts, budgets and capital plans. Every opportunity links to the city's own public page, so you can read the source yourself.
How is this different from a bid site?
Bid sites list an RFP once it is posted, when the specs are already written and every competitor can see it. We find the purchase earlier: the contract reaching its last renewal, the money set aside, the truck reaching replacement age. That gives you time to talk to the city first.
Which cities do you cover?
We build your list around your territory. Tell us the states, counties or cities you sell into and we'll put together what's coming up there. Fort Worth on this site is a sample.
How do you make sure an opportunity is real?
Each one passes three checks before you see it: the quote must appear in the city's document, the summary must say only what the quote says, and the link to the city's page must open.
Who is it for?
Companies that sell to city sewer departments: makers and dealers of CCTV inspection cameras, trucks, crawlers, jetters and software, and the contractors who inspect, clean and rehabilitate sewers.
What does it cost?
Your first territory list is free. After that, plans are priced by the states you sell in, from $490 a month for one state, paid by card with no contract and no sales call.