Data center contractors
Outbound and AI agents for data center contractors. Get on the trade partner list before the job is let.
For electrical, mechanical, low-voltage and specialty contractors on data center and other large commercial jobs. Outbound to the GCs and owners with projects starting near you, bid packages read as they arrive, and submittals and compliance paperwork tracked by agents a person approves.
What we build. Each piece priced on its own.
Outbound to GCs and owners
GCs named on data center projects near you, and developers with a rezoning, tax abatement or utility load request on file, with the preconstruction or estimating lead at each and a first line about that project. Every send is approved first.
$15,000 for the first 60 days, then $5,000 a month
Bid and RFP intake
Bid invitations and RFP documents read as they reach your bid inbox: scope, due dates, bonding and insurance requirements and anything unusual in the terms, summarized for a go or no-go.
Paid assessment from $1,000, then agents from $15,000. Maintenance from $500 a month.
Submittals and compliance
Submittal logs, certified payroll, safety documents and insurance certificates tracked by project, with reminders before anything is due and a list of what each GC still needs from you.
Paid assessment from $1,000, then agents from $15,000. Maintenance from $500 a month.
Bid and pipeline reporting
Bids sent, won and lost by GC, region and project type, and which outbound accounts turned into invitations to bid, on one weekly view.
Dashboards from $2,500. Maintenance from $250 a month.
Projects you hear about before the trade partner list is set.
Each account comes with the project signal, the person to contact and a first line about that project. Addresses that can't be verified are held back instead of guessed.
Sample data. Click through it.
Account research
Sample dataDrafted first line
Saw Ironbridge is building the campus near Abilene. Who is putting together the electrical trade partner list, and when does prequal open?
Every send is approved before it goes out.
Every bid package read the day it lands.
The agent pulls scope, dates, requirements and risks out of the documents and sends estimating a short summary. Your estimators make the call.
Sample data. Click through it.
Agent run
Sample dataIncoming
RFP: data hall electrical fit-out
Walkthrough next Tuesday, bids due Friday
Full bond and union labor required
Addendum: switchgear lead time extended
Agent output
A person approves before anything is paid, sent or filed.
One weekly view of what's working.
Which sources turn into invitations to bid, and which bids turn into work, so you spend estimating time where it pays.
Sample data. Click through it.
Weekly pipeline report
Sample dataInvitations to bid
By channel, every week
Hit rate by GC
By channel, every week
Bids by project type
By channel, every week
Estimating hours per bid
By channel, every week
What changed this week
- Outbound to GCsTwo new GCs added you to their trade partner listUp
- Repeat GCsMost invitations still come from three GCsSteady
- Public filingsA rezoning and a utility load request near your yardUp
- Data hall packagesHit rate holding; bid only where design-assist is openSteady
- Hard bidsLow hit rate on hard-bid work: be choosierDown
Built from your bid log, CRM and estimating data.
See a sample first. Then pay for one piece at a time.
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Free sample
Within 48 hours: 25 researched accounts with a verified contact and a first line each, or an agent run on a few of your real documents. We sign your NDA first and delete your files after.
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Fixed quote
After a 30-minute call you get a fixed price for each piece you want, plus its monthly plan. You can start with one.
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Build
Built on your accounts and in your company's name. A person approves every send, payment and filing.
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Run and improve
The person who built it keeps it running, with a weekly report on what each piece produced.
What data center contractors ask. Plain answers.
- Who is this for?
- Electrical, mechanical, low-voltage and specialty contractors that bid data center and other large commercial work, and want more invitations from GCs and owners they don't work with yet.
- Where do the project signals come from?
- Public sources: rezoning cases, tax abatement agreements, utility load requests, permits, project awards and hiring posts. Every account in your sample links to the source of its signal, so you can check it.
- Does the bid agent decide which jobs to bid?
- No. It reads the documents and writes the summary. Your estimators decide, and nothing is submitted or sent without a person approving it.
- Does it work with our estimating and project software?
- We check what your tools can export or connect to before we quote. If something can't be connected, we say so and plan around it.
- What does it cost?
- Each piece is priced on its own. Outbound is $15,000 for the first 60 days and then $5,000 a month, agents from $15,000 after a paid assessment from $1,000, with maintenance from $500 a month, and dashboards from $2,500. You get a fixed quote after a 30-minute call.
- Who owns what gets built?
- You do: the code, the accounts, the data and the lists. Where a tool is needed, it goes in your company's name.
- What if the agent doesn't work?
- Every agent is scoped in writing: the job, the inputs and the checks it has to pass on your own data. It only goes live after it passes them, and a person approves its work. Half is due at kickoff and half at go-live. Builds are scoped to go live in two to six weeks.
See your pipeline before you pay for it.
Tell us your trade and where you want to work. Within 48 hours we send 25 GCs and owners with a recent project signal, a verified contact and a first line. No cost, no obligation.