Public and private work, caught early
First to every job worth winning.
Hank reads 50,000+ public sources and tracks 2,500+ new commercial projects every month. Public or private, you see the work while it’s still taking shape, with the person to call already named.
- Nationwide coverage
- Human-verified data
- Decision-maker contacts
- SOC 2
Tuesday, August 26
Northgate Paving & Site Work
Needs attention
14
9 signals 5 opportunities
Hank saw it first
98d
avg head start 577 confirmed
Bids in motion
$8.95M
6 active pursuits
Top signals this week
4 newElementary Roof Replacement Approved in Capital Plan
Great fitBoard minutes · Wake County Public Schools · Published Jun 22 · $1,200,000 est.
Retail Center Site Work and Paving, Phase 2
Great fitCommercial project · Ridgeline Development · Permitting · Bids expected Sep
Trusted by teams that win public and private work
Two records. One head start.
Every job leaves a trail before it becomes a bid.
Public work is decided in budgets and board meetings. Private work is decided in planning meetings, design sets, and permit files. Hank reads both, matches them to what you build and where, and names the person to call.
The public record
50,000+
Sources monitored
Active solicitations plus the budgets, board minutes, capital plans, forecasts, grants, awards, and expiring contracts published by cities, counties, school districts, authorities, and state agencies.
- Read it the day it publishes, often months before a solicitation exists
- Get named agency contacts: procurement, public works, program engineers
- Trace every item to its dated public source
The private record
2,500+
New projects added monthly
Commercial projects researched and confirmed by humans, tracked from pre-design through construction and updated daily as each job moves.
- Reach the job while the decision is still open
- Get owner, developer, GC, and architect contacts
- Watch each job move from pre-design through construction
Both land in the same matched feed, the same buyer record, the same Ask Hank answer. Stop paying for a bid service, a project lead service, a stack of portal alerts, and a spreadsheet to reconcile them.
Built for
If it gets paid when the job happens, Hank finds it early.
Contractors build it. Architects design it. Suppliers stock it. Lenders and sureties back it. One early record of every job serves them all.
Build it
- General contractors
- Subcontractors
- Specialty trades
- Design-build
- Construction managers
Design it
- Architects
- Engineers
- Surveyors
- Environmental and geotech consultants
Supply it
- Manufacturers
- Distributors
- Building products
- Equipment rental
Back it
- Surety and bonding
- Commercial insurance
- Construction lenders
- Commercial real estate
Service it
- Facilities
- Landscaping
- Security and technology
- Professional services
How Hank works
Getting there first isn’t luck. It’s a system.
Hank finds the work early.
Live bids, agency planning records, and commercial projects still in design — matched to what you build and where.
Hank reads the bid.
Public solicitation, owner RFP, or invitation to bid — scope, dates, rules, and criteria in 1–3 minutes.
Hank names the contact.
The procurement manager, the owner, the developer, the GC, the architect — before the job is locked.
Hank builds the first draft.
You sharpen an editable draft grounded in your approved past work.
Hank reads the bid
Every bid, broken down in 1–3 minutes.
Public solicitation, private owner RFP, or an invitation to bid from a general contractor — Hank turns the afternoon an estimator spends breaking one down into a 1–3 minute analysis. You get scope, dates, contacts, submission rules, criteria, compliance items, and a working checklist beside the source.
See the full analysis →Private · Invitation to bid
Mercy Health — East Wing Fit-Out
Kelso General Contractors · Design phase complete
Walkthrough
Sep 18
Bid due
Oct 04
Award
Nov 06
Why it fits
Interior build-out in your service area. Scope matches nine of the last twelve projects you bid. Owner contact and GC estimator both named on the record.
Requirements extracted
- OSHA 30-site supervisor
- Healthcare references ×3
- ICRA plan
- Unit price schedule
Read and structured in 2m 11s
Ask Hank
Ask a question. Hank works the next step.
Hank knows your company: what you build, where you win, your past performance, your people. Ask it to compare opportunities, explain a bid, price against the field, research an agency, an owner, or a general contractor. When you approve, Hank finds contacts, adds notes, updates status, starts analysis, or drafts outreach.
See what Ask Hank can do →Ask Hank · Detroit K–12 paving
Where should we price Detroit SD to stay competitive but protect margin?
Based on 12 comparable Texas and Midwest K–12 contracts, the last two awards in this district landed 4–6% under the engineer’s estimate. Your recovery on similar scope has averaged 11%.
- Two competitors bid this district in the last 18 months
- Named procurement contact confirmed Aug 12
- Your last three wins in this scope cleared margin
Your company knowledge, put to work
Stop rebuilding the same answer.
Hank organizes your capabilities, past performance, certifications, people, and approved language, then assembles an editable first draft for every pursuit you take on. Your team verifies the claims and sharpens the response.
Company knowledge
Northgate Paving & Site Work
Readiness
Ready for 4 of 5 open pursuits
- Past performance34 projects · Aug 19
- Certifications and licenses11 records · Jul 30
- Crews and equipment8 records · Aug 11
- Key personnel9 resumes · Aug 04
- Approved language22 passages · Aug 22
Every won job returns to the knowledge base as past performance the next response can use.
East Wing Fit-Out, Response
Mercy Health · via Kelso General Contractors
- Company overviewDrafted
Sourced from approved language
- Healthcare experienceDrafted
Sourced from 3 hospital projects
- Means and methodsIn review
Sourced from past submittals + this scope
- Site supervisorDrafted
Sourced from OSHA 30 resume
- ICRA planNeeds source
not in knowledge base
Gap to resolve
Add your infection control risk assessment procedure to complete this section.
Editable first draft — your team verifies every claim
How the data is made
Confirmed by people. Refreshed every day.
A lead is only worth the confidence behind it. Commercial projects are researched and verified by real people, then tracked as they move stage to stage. Public records come straight from the source document, dated and linked, so anyone on your team can check the work.
- 50,000+
- public sources read nationwide
- 2,500+
- new commercial projects per month
- 98 days
- average head start, 577 confirmed cases
- 1–3 min
- to break down a typical bid
- Human-verified
- Researchers confirm project details and contacts before a job reaches your feed.
- Updated daily
- Scope, timing, and stage change as the job moves. The record moves with it.
- Tracked end to end
- Pre-design, planning, design, permitting, bidding, construction.
- Matched to you
- Every item is scored against what you build and where before it reaches your feed.
- Sourced
- Every public signal keeps its dated document. Nothing is asserted without a source.
Monthly Market View
See what changed. Know where to focus.
Every month Hank reads every active signal and opportunity in your feed and reports what changed: the themes running through them, the agencies with the most activity, the lead time you’re getting, and where your team should spend the next 30 days. One business unit or the whole company, without rebuilding the report.
See the monthly market view →Monthly Market View · July
All marketsSignals
38
Avg lead time
104d
Pipeline
$42M
Top agencies by activity
- Wake County Public Schools6 signals
- City of Raleigh Public Works4 signals
- NCDOT Division 53 opportunities
Themes this month
- Roof replacements
- Pavement preservation
- Capital plan approvals
- Expiring paving contracts
Where to focus
Two agencies moved from planning to funding, and one hospital system added three projects in your radius.
50,000+ public sources · 2,500+ new commercial projects/mo