About
Public filings, read for Gulf Coast shops.
ScopePlex is a free weekly brief of Texas and Louisiana industrial project filings for fabricators, vessel and spool shops, structural steel and equipment suppliers. One email. No card.
What ScopePlex is
Each week we read public permit filings and registrations and send the ones a shop can act on. Each project in the brief shows:
- The owner when the filing names one
- Who is likely building it when a source names them
- What a fabricator or supplier could sell
- The next date to watch
- A link to the agency filing
If we cannot link a fact to an agency filing, it does not go in the brief. Read an issue to see the format. Browse the project index, Texas, Louisiana, or the filing tracker.
The database
The paid Gulf Coast database puts every Texas and Louisiana industrial project we track in one table, filterable by sector, county, agency and open comment or hearing deadline, with each filing linked. It is $79 a month billed annually, or $129 month to month. See pricing and request access. The weekly, the public filing tracker and project pages stay free.
Who it is for
People who sell into Texas and Louisiana industrial work:
- Owners and developers
- EPCs and engineers
- Consultants and investors
- Fabricators
- Vessel and spool shops
- Structural steel suppliers
- Equipment suppliers and reps
Sources
Public records only. The weekly and tracker are built from these agencies and city filings:
Method
We start from the filing, not from a press release. A draft permit is labeled as a draft. Confirmed parties are those named on the record. Inferred parties are labeled as inferred and cited. Private person names from owner-of-record fields are not shown on public pages.
Built by Hylex
ScopePlex is built by Hylex Energy Consulting. Hylex supports energy and process projects with fabrication, supply and procurement. ScopePlex is how we track what is getting permitted on the Gulf Coast, and we share it free every week.
Questions go to the contact page. If a project page is wrong, Request a correction. We fix cited facts from the agency record.
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See last week’s issueIssue 2, October 9, 2026