Incumbents and spend

See the incumbent on every sewer inspection contract

Every signal names the contractor or supplier that holds the work today, with the amount the council approved and the renewals left. You know who you are up against, and what it will take to win, before you call.

Everything about the contract you want to win

Award items, renewals, contract amounts and purchase records, read for who holds the sewer work today and on what terms.

Only sewer work, never the rest of what the city buys.

  • Current contractors
  • Equipment suppliers
  • Award amounts
  • Annual ceilings
  • Renewal options
  • Renewals left
  • Term end dates
  • CCTV inspection contracts
  • Cleaning and jetting
  • Rehab and lining
  • Council award items
  • Purchase approvals

Time your move to their term

Every contract carries its end date and the renewals it has left, so you reach out while the city is deciding whether to renew or rebid.

  • Renewals leftHow many renewal options the city authorized and which one it is on now.
  • Term end dates, by monthYour list starts with the contracts closest to rebid.
Sewer contracts ending in Fort Worth, TXComing due
  • Parts and repairRenewal due now
    Nov 2026
  • Rehab and constructionFunded program
    Feb 2027
  • Parts and repairContract ending
    Mar 2027
  • Inspection softwareContract ending
    May 2027
  • Rehab and constructionFunded program
    Jun 2027

Know who you are up against

Each signal names the incumbent and what the city pays, so you can price your offer before the rebid.

  • The incumbent and the priceThe company the city awarded the work to and the amount the council approved, labeled for what it is.
  • The council's own wordsThe line from the council item that awarded the work, and a link to the city's public record.
Large Diameter Sewer Inspection and Cleaning ServicesFinal renewal
Why reach out now

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.

“an Annual Amount Up to $2,500,000.00 and Authorize Four Annual Renewal Options”
Current contractor
Ace Pipe Cleaning, Inc.
Value
Up to $2.5M

Incumbent intel, delivered where your team works

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Your list in your inbox

The signals for your territory, sorted by what comes due first, sent straight to you and your reps.

Into your CRM

Every signal as a spreadsheet you can import into Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive or any CRM, with the city, the date, the incumbent and the contact.

Your signals in ChatGPT and Claude

Ask about your sewer signals where you already work: who holds the contract, when it ends and what to open with on the first call.

Signals for every sewer inspection business

Equipment sellers and contractors watch different moments. Your list is built around the work you sell.

Questions about incumbents and city spend

Where do the contractor names come from?

From the city's own records: the council item or contract that awarded the work. Each signal links to that public record.

Do you show what each contract is worth?

When the record gives an amount we show it: what the city paid, the contract's annual ceiling or the money funded, and which of those it is.

Can I see how many renewals are left?

When the council item states the renewal options, yes: how many the city authorized and which one it is on now.

Do you cover equipment suppliers too?

Yes. For equipment purchases we name the supplier the city bought from and what it paid.

How does knowing the incumbent help me win?

You can time your outreach to the end of their term, price against what the city pays now, and lead with what the incumbent doesn't offer.

Where does the information come from?

From the city's own records: council agendas and minutes, contracts and budgets. Every signal links to the city's public page.

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