01 MONITOR
Monitor
Track newly issued construction activity.
CONSTRUCTION INTELLIGENCE.
Find the work
before everyone
else does.
ScopePursuit monitors public construction activity and surfaces potential project opportunities before the relevant trade is visible in the permit record — giving you a head start on the competition.
Monitor / Analyze / Prioritize / Pursue
Public activity.
Project context.
Better-informed pursuit.
Project context.
Better-informed pursuit.
HOW IT WORKS
From public records to your next conversation.
02 ANALYZE
Analyze
Identify projects relevant to your trade.
03 PRIORITIZE
Prioritize
Reduce noise and surface meaningful project signals.
04 PURSUE
Pursue
Spend time on projects worth qualifying.
LESS SEARCHING. MORE CONTEXT.
Built for contractors
who'd rather sell
than search.
The next project is out there.
The signal is harder to find.
Municipal construction data is fragmented across different portals. Finding relevant projects takes time: reading descriptions, checking contractor context and sorting through unrelated work.
ScopePursuit turns public construction activity into concise project intelligence: project scope, contractor context and timing signals that help you decide which projects are worth qualifying.
Specialty work. A more focused view.
Current coverage: Fencing & Gates
Other trades below illustrate potential future coverage, not live products.
- 01Fencing & GatesCurrent focus
- 02Concrete
- 03Roofing
- 04Landscaping
- 05HVAC
- 06Electrical
- 07Site Work
- 08Other Specialty Trades
CHICAGO PROJECT INTELLIGENCE
Real projects.
A reason to look closer.
Two examples from our fence-project sample.
Public permit records, with the relevant scope brought into focus.
Permit period: September 9–15, 2026 · Source snapshot: September 16, 2026
NEW SINGLE-FAMILY HOME01
3531 N Oakley Ave
Total project value$685,000
Permit date*Sep 14, 2026
FENCE SCOPE
Six-foot privacy fence
A new two-story home includes a detached garage and privacy fencing in its permitted scope.
- Listed general contractor
- GT BUILDERS CORPORATION
- Fence contractor visibility
- No apparent fencing contractor visible in the permit record.
NEW SINGLE-FAMILY HOME02
4204 W Henderson St
Total project value$490,000
Permit date*Sep 9, 2026
FENCE SCOPE
320 linear feet of six-foot wood fencing
A new home and detached garage include a defined fence scope, with both length and height specified.
- Listed general contractor
- JACK'S CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING, INC
- Fence contractor visibility
- No apparent fencing contractor visible in the permit record.
Project signals require independent qualification. A missing fencing contractor does not establish available work. Values are for the whole project, not the fence budget. *For most Chicago permits, the issue date means ready to issue, subject to fee payment. These examples reflect the dated snapshot, not a live status check.
SEE THE FULL PICTURE
A useful shortlist.
Ready for your review.
The Chicago sample brings ten reviewed projects into one concise, four-page report, with scope, listed contractors, timing context and source links.
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Intelligence that starts
with the work itself.
ScopePursuit is built around a practical idea: specialty contractors should spend less time assembling public information and more time deciding which projects to pursue.
We bring together project scope, public construction activity and visible contractor participation. Our current coverage focuses on fencing and gates, giving contractors context to decide which projects are worth qualifying.
Project discovery and timing context.
Every opportunity still needs qualification.
KNOW WHERE TO LOOK
Get a clearer view
of the projects
worth pursuing.
ScopePursuit delivers focused project intelligence for specialty contractors, helping you identify relevant construction activity earlier and spend less time searching public records.
See what ScopePursuit is finding in your market.
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