You're hearing about data center, semiconductor, and healthcare electrical projects too late. By the time the GC sub list is forming, the window is already closing. Project Radar delivers pre-RFP electrical contractor intelligence with named GCs so contractors in CA, TX, VA, AZ, and GA get in the room while the door is still open.
General contractors make their electrical subcontractor calls 60–120 days before formal bid activity. If your firm isn't in that conversation, you're not in the running, no matter how qualified your team is.
You can't introduce yourself and qualify for a $10M–$25M data center or semiconductor electrical scope in the same week. The relationship window opens months before the RFP. Miss it and you're bidding cold.
Generic construction data feeds show projects already visible to every electrical contractor in your market. Mission-critical electrical work is won upstream, at the pre-RFP stage, not from a shared bid calendar.
Every bid your estimator writes on a low-probability data center or healthcare electrical pursuit is time stolen from a real opportunity you could be building toward. Better pre-RFP intelligence means better pursuit selection.
Electrical contractors who win data center, semiconductor, and healthcare work consistently aren't smarter. They have earlier general contractor intelligence and better pre-RFP signals. They're earlier. Project Radar is the bid intelligence system that gets you there.
We track permit pre-applications, owner and developer announcements, general contractor procurement patterns, and pre-RFP movement, all tracked well before data center, semiconductor, and healthcare electrical projects reach public bid boards in your target metro.
Every signal is confidence-scored and corroborated before it reaches your brief. Minimum score: 4 out of 5. Named GC required on every signal. No project feed noise. Only actionable electrical subcontractor intelligence.
You receive a curated weekly brief: which data center, semiconductor, or healthcare electrical projects look real, which GC to call, what the timing window is, and what move to make. A decision tool, not a raw data feed.
One Electrical Contractor. One Metro. One Trade.
Exclusive mission-critical electrical contractor bid intelligence. Market slots fill permanently. Check your market availability now.
Check Availability in Your MarketDodge and ConstructConnect show you projects after permits are issued and RFPs are close to release. By that point the general contractor's sub list for a mission-critical project is already forming or set. Project Radar surfaces signals at the permit pre-application and GC procurement stage — 60 to 120 days earlier — with the likely GC named and a specific recommended action. It is a curated intelligence service, not a broad project database.
On mission-critical work — data centers, semiconductor fabs, healthcare — general contractors begin forming their preferred electrical subcontractor list 60 to 120 days before formal bid activity. By the time you see the project on a public platform, you are often bidding into a process that is already decided. The relationship window opens early and closes fast.
Every signal is rated 1 to 5 before it reaches your brief. Only signals rated 4 or higher are delivered. A confidence 4 signal has been corroborated by at least two independent sources — for example, a county permit pre-application combined with confirmed GC procurement activity. A confidence 5 signal has the highest corroboration available. This threshold exists so your precon team acts on intelligence, not rumors.
Each signal in your brief includes the project type and location, estimated electrical scope, the likely general contractor by name, a timing window showing how long before formal sub outreach is expected, a sourcing note explaining why the signal is credible, and a specific recommended action — who to call, what to say, and when to move. It is a decision tool, not a raw data feed.
If two competing electrical contractors in the same metro receive the same intelligence, the advantage disappears. Exclusivity is the product. When you subscribe to a metro, no other electrical contractor in that market and trade receives that coverage for as long as you remain active. When your subscription ends the slot opens. This is a hard rule with no exceptions.
Existing relationships help once you are already in the conversation. Project Radar helps you get into conversations you did not know existed yet — projects your current GC network has not surfaced, in corridors where you are trying to build new relationships, with developers and GCs outside your existing circle. The contractors who consistently win mission-critical work use both.
Request a sample brief for your market. We will send you an example of the intelligence format and signal quality for your metro so you can judge whether it is useful before deciding anything. No meeting required first. If it looks like a fit, we talk. If your metro slot is already taken, we will tell you and add you to the waitlist.
Project Radar currently serves mission-critical electrical contractors (SIC 1731) across five active states. In California, we cover the Northern California hyperscale data center corridor, semiconductor fab construction in Silicon Valley and the Central Valley, and healthcare system expansion statewide. In Texas, we track semiconductor and advanced manufacturing construction in Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth, plus data center electrical opportunities across the Houston metro. In Virginia, we serve electrical contractors targeting the Northern Virginia data center corridor, the largest concentration of data center construction in the world. General contractor intelligence, hyperscale electrical subcontractor signals, and pre-RFP project data unavailable on any public platform. In Arizona, we cover semiconductor fabrication, hyperscale data center, and advanced manufacturing electrical project activity across the Phoenix metro and broader Southwest corridor. In Georgia, we track data center, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing electrical opportunities in Atlanta and surrounding high-growth metros.
No meeting required first. Fill out the form and we'll send you a sample brief for your metro so you can judge signal quality before you decide anything. If it looks like a fit, we'll talk.
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We'll put together a sample brief for your market and send it within 1–2 business days. No meeting required until you ask for one.
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