Filtered to your trade. Nothing you can't bid on, nothing you'd have to hunt for.
No card, no signup form. Reply and we'll add you.
City halls, counties, school districts, water districts and state agencies — six systems read through the day, so the notice you never saw is in tomorrow's email.
Concrete goes to concrete. Roofing goes to roofers. You get your trade, your radius, and a link to the source notice on every line.
Anything closing within the week sits at the top with the date and the buyer's name. Bids are lost to a missed closing date far more often than to price.
Four lines from a real digest. Every notice links back to the agency that published it — we don't retype bids, and we don't paraphrase deadlines.
Every public buyer within 250 miles of the Salt Lake Valley, re-read through the day.
Regions open one at a time, in the order the work justifies. Your price doesn't change when yours opens.
One line in a reply: what you build, and how far you'll travel for a job.
Not one state portal — every city, district and agency inside the circle that publishes public work.
New notices and fast-closing deadlines, each with a link to the agency's own page.
Or $39, $79 and $149 month to month. Cancel in one click — no phone call and no retention script. One market per subscription; the Intermountain West is the market that's open.
Yes. The state portal and the free state-funded APEX service are public too, and if you enjoy checking six systems a day they'll do. We're selling the checking, not the secrecy: one email, your trade, your radius, deadlines first.
We'll tell you before you pay. If your trade doesn't get at least one relevant notice a week inside your radius, we say so and don't sell it to you — an empty daily email is worse for both of us than no email.
Six source systems, read through the day: U3P/Bonfire, UDOT's contractor zone, BidNet's Utah and Colorado boards, and the individual city and school district sites that never reach a state portal. Every line links to the original.
One click, no phone call, no retention script. Founding accounts can cancel for a full refund inside 30 days.
Nothing charges by itself — the founding year is paid once, not a subscription. Before it ends we email you, and you either pick a tier or stop. Stopping needs no action at all: when the year is up, the list simply stops.
If it's within 250 miles of Salt Lake and it publishes public work, yes — 652 cities, counties, districts and agencies. Outside the circle, not yet: Las Vegas, Boise, Denver and Phoenix are separate markets, and we'd rather do one properly.
See the real thing before you pay anything. Reply to one email and you're on it.
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