MEP Pursuit Radar searches, filters, qualifies and researches the regional market before an opportunity reaches your team. Start with a researched pursuit instead of a blank browser window — then move from discovered to actionable faster.
Radar is designed to take work out of the gap between “there might be a project” and “we know whether to pursue it.” Your team can spend more time pricing, relationship-building and making pursuit decisions.
Radar searches public procurement, universities, municipalities, planning/development activity, GC channels and credible construction sources so your team is not rebuilding the opportunity list from scratch.
Your Company Pursuit Profile defines trades, geography, package size, project preferences, constraints and growth appetite so the market is filtered around work that actually fits you.
We qualify the project, organize source evidence and build pursuit intelligence. Higher tiers add economics, risk, competition, named contacts and deeper stakeholder research.
Your team receives a ranked opportunity with a concrete next move, while Radar continues monitoring material changes instead of leaving stale opportunities in the active set.
Construction research consistently shows that finding and organizing information consumes meaningful employee time. Radar is built to shift more of that capacity toward decisions, estimates, relationships and pursuits.
Important context: these studies measure construction information/data work broadly — not hours spent finding new bid opportunities and not guaranteed Radar savings. They show why information hunting is a real labor cost. Sources: Autodesk 2025 construction research and FMI/PlanGrid Construction Disconnected.
Example assumptions are prefilled. Replace them with your own team’s numbers.
Illustrative estimate only. Actual time savings vary by company, workflow, plan and use. This calculator values labor capacity only; it does not assume additional contract wins, revenue or profit.
You’re not buying another bid list. You’re buying back pursuit capacity.
Search time + project research + contact research + qualification + management review can all sit between discovery and action. Higher tiers are designed to perform more of that work before the opportunity reaches your team.
The product is not one bid alert at a time. Each weekly delivery is a tailored regional portfolio: the best current fits first, selected growth opportunities next, and broader market intelligence only when the customer wants it.
Example presentation only — designed to show the mix of owners, sites and fit categories a subscriber may receive.
Radar separates opportunity quality from company fit, then places each project into a report bucket the subscriber understands.
Company Match considers trade/scope, package size, geography, project type, specialties, eligibility, strategic targets and current timing/capacity.
Inside the company's ideal trade-package range and aligned with its other stated pursuit preferences.
Not necessarily perfect, but comfortably inside what the contractor normally handles.
Above the normal range but inside a growth ceiling the customer explicitly approved.
Outside normal pursuit parameters but strategically useful for broader market awareness when enabled.
The Welcome Questionnaire captures minimum, ideal, normal maximum and stretch ceiling along with geography, verticals, trade scope and exclusions.
New projects and material project updates are recalculated against the stored profile, so different contractors see different priority lists from the same regional market.
“Too large,” “Interested,” “Wrong scope,” “Already pursuing,” “Won” and similar feedback can inform suggested refinements without silently changing hard limits.
The regional brief above is the baseline experience. The drill-down below uses one fictional project only to show how the same project card becomes richer as the subscription level increases.
A ranked regional portfolio of relevant opportunities with fit labels, scope, source links, basic contact path and a next action on each project.
Your weekly intelligence plus Company Match scoring and Exceptional Match alerts when qualifying projects surface during monitoring. Includes 1 custom research request/month.
A ranked pursuit portfolio, priority alerts as exceptional fits/material changes surface, higher-touch tracking, and 3 custom investigations/month.
Columbus, Ohio • Fictional $18.5M facility modernization • Fictional mechanical package: $1.1M–$1.6M
Review the solicitation this week and decide whether estimator capacity is available.
PURSUE. Confirm equipment basis, controls boundaries and bidder eligibility, then use the Contact + Introduction Pack to reach the most relevant verified route with a project-specific first touch before committing the full estimate.
| Rank | Opportunity | Match | Winability | Package |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Public Safety HVAC Modernization | 96 | 82 | $1.1–1.6M |
| #2 | Riverside Medical Expansion | 92 | 71 | $850K–1.2M |
| #3 | Westerville Schools Phase III | 89 | 77 | $700K–950K |
| #4 | Logistics Center HVAC Package | 84 | 64 | $1.4–1.9M |
Chiller lead time • controls addendum • bidder-list changes • pre-bid attendance • deadline movement
The demonstration above is fictional so the plan differences are easy to compare. Our separate Pro alert uses an actual public Central Ohio opportunity and labels verified facts vs modeled estimates.
Higher tiers are designed to remove one of the slowest parts of construction business development: figuring out who matters, how to reach them legitimately, and what to say first. Radar does that research before your team burns hours chasing the wrong inbox.
For strong-fit projects, Radar does more than list a name. We research the public project team, identify the most relevant legitimate contact routes, explain each person's likely role, and prepare a concise first-touch brief your estimator or BD lead can act on quickly.
Likely positioned to understand mechanical bidder coverage, preconstruction timing and the correct estimating path before a subcontractor spends time pricing.
Useful for clarifying design intent, equipment basis and the appropriate formal RFI / procurement channel when direct contractor contact is appropriate.
Subject: Mechanical coverage — Public Safety Complex HVAC Modernization
Jordan — we are reviewing the HVAC modernization package and the chiller/AHU/BAS scope appears closely aligned with our commercial mechanical work in Central Ohio. Are you the right person for mechanical bidder coverage, or is there someone on your estimating team we should coordinate with? We can review the current documents immediately and confirm interest quickly.
For high-fit opportunities, receive named public professionals when verifiable, why they matter, the recommended legitimate contact route, and a ready-to-edit first-touch message/call brief.
For priority pursuits, Radar goes deeper across owner, procurement, engineer, GC/preconstruction and other relevant routes, then recommends who to approach first, next and why, with follow-up/watch sequencing as the pursuit changes.
Every tier starts with the same clean project-by-project portfolio structure and source links. Higher tiers keep that complete foundation and perform progressively more of the expensive research work before the opportunity reaches your team: who matters, what the package may be worth, who may compete, what could hurt margin, and where the opportunity should rank against the rest of your pipeline.
Weekly finds and qualifies the work. Pro investigates whether the work fits your company and gives you a stronger route into the pursuit. Territory treats your active market like a managed pursuit portfolio and helps decide where scarce estimator and BD time should go first.
Radar researches legitimate public professional information. When verifiable, premium reports can include named professionals, titles, public business email/phone, company profiles, procurement links, pre-bid records and recommended contact use. We do not fabricate private emails or claim someone is assigned to a job without support. If a named contact cannot be responsibly verified, we provide the strongest legitimate procurement, GC estimating or project-team route instead.
| Intelligence area | Weekly Pursuit Brief $149/mo | Pro Pursuit $349/mo | Territory Partner $750/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opportunity discovery | CORECurated qualified opportunitiesWe scan the market and remove obvious noise before it reaches you. | DEEPEREverything in WeeklyPlus stronger enrichment before a project reaches your team. | PORTFOLIOEverything in ProPlus higher-touch monitoring of the territory and active pursuit set. |
| Project scope & source data | Core pursuit recordProject, location, stage, deadline, HVAC/mechanical scope, source links and major eligibility signals. | Expanded scope contextMore detailed trade scope, procurement context, funding, project-team clues, addenda/material-change context and package assumptions when supportable. | Deep pursuit contextExpanded project/team history, relationship clues, material changes, constraints and additional research targeted to the subscriber's active pursuit strategy. |
| Opportunity scoring | 0–100 Pursuit ScoreRates the opportunity itself for scope, timing, actionability, economic upside, geography, access and source confidence. | Pursuit Score + full Company MatchSeparates “good project” from “good project for your company.” | Advanced/custom-weighted scoringCompany Match can be tuned to the Territory subscriber's priorities and used across the active portfolio. |
| Company personalization | Guided Pursuit ProfileTrade, service territory, ideal/workable package bands, optional stretch ceiling, targeting mode and exclusions. | Everything in Weekly + full 8-factor Company MatchTrade/scope, size, geography, vertical, specialty, eligibility, strategic preference and timing/capacity. | Strategic fit + winabilityDeeper weighting, company-specific winability and comparative pursuit ranking. |
| Contact intelligence | Basic pursuit routeSolicitation/procurement page, agency route, plan room or GC estimating path sufficient to start the pursuit. | Named contact + introduction intelligencePublic professional names/titles and verified business contact methods when supportable, why the person matters, recommended first-contact route and a ready-to-edit project-specific introduction starter on high-fit pursuits. | Deeper decision-maker + pursuit mapResearch across owner/developer, procurement, architect/engineer, GC/preconstruction and other relevant public project-team routes, with primary/backup paths and recommended contact sequencing for priority pursuits. |
| First-introduction support | Not a core Weekly deliverableWeekly tells you where to start; your team handles contact research and first-touch preparation. | First-touch accelerationFor high-fit opportunities, Radar can package who to contact, why, the verified route, relevant context and a ready-to-edit email/call opener so the first outreach starts informed. | Sequenced multi-contact pursuitFor priority pursuits, Radar can map who to approach first/next, backup routes, tailored talking points and follow-up/watch timing as public project information changes. |
| Budget & economics | Core financial contextPublished budget when available and a clearly labeled basic package range when responsibly supportable. | Budget, funding & package researchPublished total budget, funding source/status and mechanical package estimate labeled CONFIRMED, SUPPORTED ESTIMATE, MODELED RANGE or UNKNOWN. | Deeper opportunity economicsExpanded package assumptions, economic comparison across pursuits and custom investigation of unusually important opportunities. |
| Competition / bidders | Not a core deliverableObvious public bidder information may be noted, but Weekly is primarily a discovery/qualification product. | Competition intelligenceKnown or likely bidders, GCs, plan holders, incumbents or competitive signals when publicly supportable, plus a competition-level assessment. | Competitive positioningDeeper competitor context, overlap considerations and how the subscriber may be positioned relative to other publicly identifiable pursuit participants. |
| Risk & margin context | Major red flagsObvious deadline, eligibility or scope issues that affect whether the project belongs on the list. | Structured risk screenSchedule pressure, scope volatility, cost volatility, long-lead equipment exposure, administrative friction and margin-risk assessment. | Comparative pursuit riskUses the deeper risk screen to compare active pursuits and identify which jobs deserve estimator attention first. |
| Pursuit recommendation | Next actionA practical first move: review solicitation, contact estimating, verify eligibility, pull documents, etc. | Pursuit strategy + first-touch pathWhy to pursue/hold, which uncertainties to resolve, who to approach, what to validate, and how to open the first relevant conversation before committing estimator hours. | Sequenced pursuit + outreach planPriority actions, stakeholder order, watch items, follow-up triggers, decision points and comparative resource allocation across the subscriber's active pursuits. |
| Monitoring & alerts | Weekly portfolio + status changesOne ranked regional brief each week, including material status changes found since the prior delivery. | Weekly + Exceptional Match alertsQualifying high-fit projects can surface between weekly briefs instead of waiting for the next cycle. | Weekly portfolio + priority/material-change alertsExceptional fits and important pursuit changes can affect the ranked portfolio as monitoring continues. |
| Portfolio prioritization | Fit-bucketed shortlistCore/Workable opportunities appear first, followed by opted-in Stretch/Growth and Market Watch items. | Project-level fitCompany Match makes individual opportunities easier to compare. | Ranked active pursuit portfolioPriority #1 designation, company-specific winability and relative ranking against other opportunities being tracked. |
| Custom research | Standard serviceFocused on the recurring weekly brief. | 1 custom research request / monthUse it to dig deeper into a project, owner, GC, contact path, competitor question or pursuit uncertainty. | 3 custom investigations / monthHigher-touch research for priority pursuits and strategic territory questions. |
Weekly and Pro begin with one fresh personalized report at no charge. A higher tier does not just provide more data — it performs more research work before the opportunity reaches you.
Choose Weekly or Pro, save a payment method securely with Stripe, complete your Company Pursuit Profile, and Radar will research the current market against your actual criteria. We do not recycle the prior Monday’s report as a new customer’s trial experience.
The exact free-report and first-billing dates are shown during checkout and after signup. Weekly reports are scheduled for 10:00 AM Eastern every Monday. Customers who complete checkout and their Company Pursuit Profile before the 8:00 AM Eastern Monday processing cutoff receive that Monday’s fresh report free; Tuesday-through-Sunday signups therefore normally receive the immediately upcoming Monday report. After 8:00 AM Monday, the free report moves to the following Monday. The next Monday report is the first paid report. The subscription then renews monthly from that first billing date—it does not reset to the first of the next month. Cancel before the first billing date and you will not be charged. Territory Partner is not included in the automatic free-report offer.
After secure Stripe checkout, the subscriber goes directly into a time-limited interactive website questionnaire. The saved Pursuit Profile becomes the source of truth used to generate the fresh free first report and every future matching run.
The questionnaire lives on the website—not inside an email—so checkboxes, ranges, written answers and review controls actually work. A secure email link can also be used as a backup or later management route.
Weekly or Pro saves a payment method with no charge today.
Checkout returns the verified subscriber directly to their profile.
Radar queues current-market research after the profile is activated.
The first personalized report is delivered before paid service begins.
The next scheduled paid report starts the monthly subscription.
Secure profile management keeps future reports tailored.
Based on workload, package ranges and growth intent, the questionnaire can recommend a targeting mode. The customer can accept it or choose another mode before saving.
Production profile changes require a subscriber-specific expiring link tied to a Stripe-verified subscription. Profile versions are retained so future reports can be traced to the settings that produced them.
Radar is designed to help contractors direct limited estimator and business-development hours toward higher-fit opportunities, with less time spent evaluating poor-fit work and rebuilding project intelligence from scratch.
No guaranteed hours saved, revenue, win rate or awardsNew Weekly and Pro customers save a payment method through Stripe but pay $0 at signup. After the Company Pursuit Profile is completed, Radar prepares a fresh personalized report from current market research. Reports are scheduled for 10:00 AM Eastern on Mondays. Complete checkout and your profile before the 8:00 AM Eastern Monday processing cutoff and that Monday’s report is free; after the cutoff, the free report moves to the next Monday. The following Monday report is the first paid report. From there, the subscription renews monthly on the customer’s billing-cycle date rather than resetting to the first of the month. Cancel before the first billing date and there is no charge.
No. We do not want a stale report to be a new customer’s first experience. Tuesday-through-Sunday signups can receive the immediately upcoming Monday report as long as the Company Pursuit Profile is completed before the 8:00 AM Eastern Monday processing cutoff. Reports are scheduled for 10:00 AM Eastern. Customers who finish after the cutoff roll to the following Monday. The Monday after the free report is the first paid report.
Radar performs real company-specific research for each trial account. Requiring a payment method helps keep the offer focused on contractors genuinely evaluating the service while still letting them judge Radar on their own market before paying.
Your first charge happens on the Monday after your free report. That date becomes the billing-cycle anchor for your monthly subscription. For example, if your first paid report and first charge are September 7, your next monthly renewal is October 7—not October 1. Reports continue weekly even though billing is monthly.
We do not promise a fixed number. Industry research shows construction professionals spend substantial time locating and analyzing information, but those studies are broader than bid-opportunity research. The ROI calculator above lets you test your own labor assumptions instead of relying on a universal savings claim.
Because Pro is intended to perform more of the work after an opportunity is discovered: deeper company-fit analysis, contact research, project economics, risk and competition research, exceptional-match alerts and pursuit preparation. The higher price is for more research already performed for your team—not simply more rows of data.
The new profile is saved as a new version and project matches are recalculated. Future briefs use the current approved profile, while prior brief snapshots retain the profile version that produced them. Radar may suggest changes from feedback, but hard limits and exclusions remain customer-controlled.
After Stripe checkout, new subscribers can continue directly into the secure interactive questionnaire. Radar can also send a time-limited profile link by email, and existing customers can request a secure passwordless Customer Dashboard link at any time. The dashboard reloads the saved profile and lets the customer update future targeting preferences. Typing an email address alone is not enough to change a company profile.
No. Radar monitors a regional market, then uses each subscriber's Pursuit Profile to decide what belongs in Core Fit, Workable Fit, Stretch/Growth, Market Watch or Outside Scope. Two contractors can receive very different priority lists from the same underlying opportunity pool.
Yes. The Welcome Questionnaire lets you set a separate stretch/growth ceiling and choose Focused, Balanced, Growth or Broad targeting. Stretch work is labeled clearly so it never masquerades as a normal-fit project.
Projects continue to be monitored after discovery. Weekly reports can identify material changes such as addenda, deadline changes, closed submission windows, cancellations, rebids and awards when those statuses are supportable from authoritative sources. Premium tiers can surface important changes between briefs.
No. Radar filters, scores, enriches and prioritizes opportunities rather than simply forwarding links.
Every qualified opportunity should include the best legitimate public pursuit contact path we can verify.
Radar is designed to streamline the first introduction rather than impersonate your company. Pro provides actionable contact intelligence on high-fit pursuits: a legitimate contact route, preferably a named verified public business contact with role and public email/phone when supportable, why that person matters, and a ready-to-edit project-specific email/call starter. Territory goes further with an expanded stakeholder and resource map, additional legitimate project research, and a recommended contact/follow-up sequence across the pursuit team. Your team remains in control of the actual outreach unless a separately authorized concierge workflow is added in the future.
No. Official solicitation documents and owners control. Customers remain responsible for bid decisions and eligibility.
MEP Pursuit Radar collects business contact, subscription, and Company Pursuit Profile information needed to provide personalized construction opportunity research. Payment card data is handled by Stripe and is not stored by this website.
Profile information, targeting preferences and project feedback are used to filter, score and prioritize opportunities and may be used to suggest profile refinements. Secure profile links are time-limited and stored as hashes; profile changes are versioned for reporting consistency. Hard pursuit limits are not intended to change without customer approval. We do not sell subscriber profile information to advertisers. Supabase is used for application data storage.
Draft launch policy; not legal advice. Last updated August 25, 2026.
MEP Pursuit Radar provides research, analysis and decision-support information for commercial construction pursuits. It is not a bid guarantee, award guarantee, legal opinion, engineering service or substitute for official solicitation documents.
Customers remain responsible for verifying project scope, deadlines, addenda, eligibility, bonding, licensing and bid requirements. Subscriptions are month-to-month at the price shown at Stripe checkout until canceled.
Eligible new Weekly Pursuit Brief and Pro Pursuit customers may begin with one personalized report at no charge while providing a payment method through Stripe. Radar generates that first report after Company Pursuit Profile completion using current research rather than substituting a prior weekly issue. The next available Monday report is free, and the following Monday report begins paid monthly service. The exact free-report and first-billing dates are displayed during checkout. Customers who sign up and complete their profile before an upcoming Monday report is generated receive that upcoming report, including weekend signups. If Monday’s report has already been generated, the free report and first billing date move to the following weekly cycle. Customers who cancel before the first billing date are not charged. Territory Partner is not included in the automatic free-report offer unless separately agreed.
Draft launch terms; not legal advice. Last updated August 26, 2026.