Features
Filings in. Projects out.
We collect Texas and Louisiana agency filings, match them into one project, resolve the owner behind the LLC, extract the value, location and contractors, and verify every fact against its filing.
The engine
What happens to a filing
- 01CollectEvery new filing from federal, Texas and Louisiana agencies, checked on a schedule.
- 02MatchFilings from different agencies (air permit, building registration, grid request, tax filing, federal docket) matched into one project record, duplicates merged.
- 03ResolveThe LLC on the filing traced to the real owner and, when a record shows it, the parent company; EPC or GC named when a filing names one.
- 04ExtractValue, capacity, location, project type and sector pulled from the filing text and typed.
- 05VerifyStage and next deadline set, every fact tied to its source filing, and only checked projects reach the database.
18,099 filings matched; 1,987 projects combine two or more filings; 1,130 duplicate records merged.
01Collected early
A project record from the first filing, not the press release.
We read the agencies on a schedule. A new plant, pipeline, terminal or data center becomes a project record when its first air permit, building registration or federal docket lands, often years before a bid list.
- Texas and Louisiana industrial projects in one list
- Filter by industry, agency, county and open deadline
- Sort by newest filing, deadline or stated cost
02Owner resolved
The project LLC, traced to the company you would call.
Projects are filed by single-purpose LLCs. We tie each filing LLC to the parent behind it when a public record shows the link, and say so plainly when it is our judgment.
03Filings matched
Every later filing is matched to the same project.
Big campuses file in pieces. Vantage filed its Abilene data center as nine building registrations under nine different LLCs. We match them into one record in date order, so you follow one project instead of chasing nine notices.
04Stage and deadline verified
Know when a comment window or hearing closes.
Public notices carry dates that matter: comment periods, hearings, registration starts. We extract them from the notice, set the project's stage and next deadline, and flag the ones closing soon.
- Next deadline on every row
- Filter to deadlines in the next 7, 14, 30 or 90 days
- The notice itself one click away
05PipelineComing soon
Work every project like a deal.
Coming soon
Next on the roadmap.
- Sync with your CRM
- Project updates flow to the customer accounts you already keep in HubSpot or Salesforce.
- API access
- Pull projects, filings and deadlines into your own tools and reports.
Sources
Read from the agencies, every day.
We do not claim every permit. The database covers what these sources publish, within their own limits.
- TCEQ
- Texas air permits: NSR projects and Title V applications
- LDEQ
- Louisiana public notices: air and water permits
- TDLR
- Texas building registrations of $50M and up
- FERC
- Pipeline and LNG dockets touching Texas or Louisiana
- Federal Register
- Gulf Coast federal notices with comment periods
Every subscription
What the database includes.
- All confirmed TX and LA industrial projects, with every linked filing
- Filters by industry, agency, county and open deadline
- Owner, county and stage from the filings, each tied to its source
- Save projects to a watchlist
- CSV export on paid plans (250 rows per file monthly, unlimited annual)
Who it is for
Built for the people who bid the work.
- EPCs and general contractors
- Meet the owner while the design team is still being picked.
- Subcontractors
- Filter by county and sector to find work that fits your crews.
- Equipment suppliers
- Follow the projects that will need your equipment, and when they move.
- Owners and developers
- Watch nearby projects and the comment windows that affect your sites.
Start with the free weekly.
The biggest new Texas and Louisiana projects of the week, what each one is, where, how large, and the filing behind it. Or see every source we read.