For general contractors
See owner projects while they are still in pre-design.
Hank tracks commercial projects from pre-design and reads public capital plans, so your preconstruction team is talking to the owner before the bid list is set.
- 2,500+
- New commercial projects a month
- 50,000+
- Public sources
- 1–3 min
- To read a bid
Private · Pre-design · Example
Great fitMedical office building, 60,000 sf
Kennesaw Health Realty · Marietta, GA
Who decides
- Owner's VP, Real EstateDirect email
- Owner's construction PMDirect line
- ArchitectNot yet selected
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Get to the owner before the bid list forms.
Hank shows the projects in your market that have no general contractor yet, the stage each one is at, and the owner's people by name.
- Projects tracked from pre-design through construction
- Owner, developer and architect contacts on every job
- Stage changes the day they are confirmed
Example projects
- Medical office building, 60,000 sfPre-design
- 232-unit mixed-use developmentPlanning
- Distribution center, 240,000 sfDesign
Three projects in your market with no general contractor named yet.
Public · CM at-risk · RFQ · Example
Great fitNew elementary school, 92,000 sf
Wake County Public Schools · 84 pages
- Questions due
- Oct 9
- Statements due
- Oct 23
- Interviews
- Nov 6
How it's scored
- K–12 experience35 pts
- Team and approach40 pts
- Local participation25 pts
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Public work, read in minutes.
Construction manager at-risk, design-build and hard-bid solicitations are read and structured in one to three minutes: scope, dates, scoring and compliance.
- Capital plans and bond programs months before the RFQ
- Evaluation criteria and requirements pulled out for you
- A first draft of the response from your own past work
What general contractors ask.
Private projects are tracked from pre-design. Public projects appear when they enter a budget, capital plan or board agenda, often months before a solicitation.
See it on your work
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Thirty minutes, your counties, your service lines. We'll show you what Hank finds.