For suppliers and manufacturers
Know which GC won the job, and what it will need.
Hank follows each project from design through award, public and private, and names the general contractor, the architect and the people who buy.
- 2,500+
- New commercial projects a month
- 50,000+
- Public sources
- Named
- Contacts on every job
Private · Awarded · Example
Distribution center, 240,000 sf
Ridgeline Development · Garner, NC
Who is buying
- General contractorHollis & Crane Builders
- GC project managerDirect email
- GC purchasing leadDirect line
- Architect of recordDirect email
01
Follow the job from the drawing board to the award.
Get in front of the architect while products are being specified, then the general contractor once the job is won.
- Every stage from pre-design to construction
- Architect and GC named as soon as they are known
- Matched to the project types you supply
Example projects
- Medical office building, 60,000 sfDesign
- Distribution center, 240,000 sfAwarded
- Grocery-anchored retail centerBidding
Reach the architect while products are being specified, and the GC when they are being bought.
General contractor · Example
Hollis & Crane Builders
Recent work in your territory
- Distribution center, 240,000 sfAwarded Sep 26
- New elementary schoolAwarded Aug 12
- Medical office buildingBidding
- County fleet maintenance facilityAwarded Jun 3
Public and private awards in one record
02
See who keeps winning in your territory.
Hank records which general contractor won each job. The contractors worth a relationship are the ones who show up again and again.
- Awards across public and private work
- Every contractor's projects in one record
- Direct contacts for project managers and purchasing
What suppliers ask.
Yes, on both public and private work, with contacts at the general contractor.
See it on your work
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