For sewer inspection, cleaning and rehab sellers

Sewer inspection contracts, before they go to bid.

See which cities will need sewer CCTV inspection, cleaning and rehab in the next 3 to 24 months: when each contract ends, who holds it now, and who decides at the city.

Free list for your territory. No credit card.

Read from each city's own records:Council agendas and minutesContracts and renewalsBudgets and capital plans

Surface ready-to-buy sewer projects in seconds

Skip the research. City Sewer Projects tells you which city to call, when and why, before the RFP is posted.

City of Fort Worth
State
TX
Replacement
Around Aug 2028
Value
$303K paid last time

Why reach out now

Signal
CCTV inspection truck replacement
Context
Fort Worth bought this CCTV truck in 2020. From the typical service life of trucks like it, the next purchase lands around 2028.

Outreach plan

City contact
In your free list
Bought from
Rush Truck Centers of Texas, LP
City of Fort Worth
State
TX
Term ends
Oct 2027
Value
Up to $2.5M

Why reach out now

Signal
Large Diameter Sewer Inspection and Cleaning Services
Context
The city is on renewal 4 of the 4 it authorized. When the term ends on October 17, 2027, the work has to be re-bid.

Outreach plan

City contact
In your free list
Current contractor
Ace Pipe Cleaning, Inc.
City of Fort Worth
State
TX
Term ends
May 2027

Why reach out now

Signal
Inspection software: contract ending
Context
Name, contractor and city contact in your free list
Get your free list

Built for sewer inspection, and nothing else.

Most government sales platforms try to cover every industry. Sewer work gets buried under everything else the city buys, and you're left digging it out. City Sewer Projects covers one trade, so every signal is one you can sell to.

Compared onAll-industry platformsCity Sewer Projects
What it coversEvery industry, from IT to road pavingOne trade: sewer inspection, cleaning and rehab
Finding your dealsYou build keyword searches and sift out the noiseEvery signal is already about work you sell
Reading the recordsA sewer item is one line among hundredsRead for what moves sewer work: last renewals, truck service life, rehab funding
Fit to your businessCategories made for every kind of sellerCut for equipment sellers, inspection and cleaning, or rehab

The sales intelligence platform for sewer inspection sellers

One place to find the cities about to buy, see who holds the work, reach the person who decides, and get it all where your team already works.

Built for every business selling to city sewer departments

Equipment sellers and contractors watch different moments. Each gets a list cut for the work they sell.

By the time the RFP drops, the deal is already decided.

The specs are written, the incumbent has the inside track, and every competitor is bidding against you. The real decisions happen months earlier, in council meetings your team has no time to read.

  1. 1

    TodayHours lost digging through council agendas

    We read the records for you

    Every agenda, contract and budget in your territory, city by city.

  2. 2

    TodayRenewals slip by without anyone noticing

    We flag the buying moment

    A last renewal, money set aside, a truck at replacement age, each checked against the city's own words.

  3. 3

    TodayShowing up as the fifth bid on specs you didn't write

    You make the first call

    The deadline, the incumbent and the person who decides, months before the RFP.

Where a sewer contract is when you hear about it

  1. Budget or planThe council funds the work.Shape the scope
  2. Contract runningThe incumbent works the term.Build the relationship
  3. Last renewalThe city has to rebid.Be the first call
  4. RFP postedSpecs locked. Every competitor sees them.Bid sites start here
  5. AwardThe next term goes to someone.Too late to change it

Common questions

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.

Get to the city before the RFP does.

Tell us where you sell. Your first territory list is free; plans start at $490 a month.