Infrastructure capital is public. It is just spread across 300 portals.
We read all of them.
Every notice and award record, linked to its program, its recipient, and its county, so you can see what is open, who wins, and what an award is typically worth, 6 to 18 months before the capital moves.
Open now, and how long until the award.
Every notice with a deadline inside 90 days, keyed to its program, dated against the program's own history from notice close to first award: the median, the interquartile range, and the round that broke the pattern. Export the calendar.
Concentration is a fact, not a footnote.
Past winners on the recipient of record, matched through resolved parent and alias tables, with the share the top five hold and the comparable award as a median with its range, from the program's own record.
Concentration reads on the recipient of record, matched through resolved parent and alias tables. A recipient with four awards is four awards, not four independent observations; the lens says so.
| Past winner | State | Awards | Obligated | Share | Last |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| State DOT, Northeast | PA | 4 | $96M | 23% | Jun 2026 |
| State DOT, Midwest | OH | 3 | $71M | 17% | Mar 2026 |
| Bi-state bridge authority | NY, NJ | 2 | $48M | 12% | Jul 2026 |
| County public works | WA | 2 | $22M | 5% | Nov 2025 |
| Tribal transportation office | AZ | 1 | $14M | 3% | Sep 2025 |
| 16 further recipients | 12 states | 26 | $161M | 39% |
Capital has a place of performance.
Every award record carries where the work happens. The module reads it down to the county, splits the funding lane from the contract lane, and shows what is open in that state right now.
Every link is keyed to a public record.
Infrastructure links exist only where a public record carries the key: the listing number printed on a notice, the award that cites the notice, the recipient named on the award, the county where the work is performed. Associations without a key never reach the screen. If the record does not say it, the picture does not draw it.
Objects left. Links center. Evidence right.
Select a program and the picture redraws around it: its notices, its awards, its recipients, the agency, the states. The dossier serves awards to date, top recipients with their share, the region split, the comparable award, open notices, and typical lead time from notice to award. Timeline and States views read the same rows.
Awards to date
Top recipients
What comes next
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Build the case by dragging. Every card fills itself from the record.
Drop a program, a recipient, a state, or an open notice onto the board. The card fills itself from the record and ties draw between anything linked, each labeled with its figure, its basis, and its n. Bring your own list of names and the board resolves them against the record, listing what it could not resolve rather than guessing. Save, share with an expiry, or open as a free canvas.
One program, fully unpacked.
Open notices and their deadlines, past winners with concentration, the comparable award with its interquartile range, place of performance down to the county, the lead time from notice to award, and the seven-layer ledger at the foot of the page.
| Notice | Round | Ceiling | Closes | Expected award window |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Large bridge round open | FY27 | $2.4B | 30 Sep 2026 | Jun to Aug 2027 · from 9 mo median |
| Planning round open | FY27 | $40M | 14 Nov 2026 | Aug to Oct 2027 |
| Rural and tribal set-aside | FY27 | $120M | expected Jan 2027 | from prior-year cadence · n=3 |
| Recipient | State | Awards | Obligated | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State DOT, Northeast | PA | 4 | $96M | 23% |
| State DOT, Midwest | OH | 3 | $71M | 17% |
| Bi-state bridge authority | NY, NJ | 2 | $48M | 12% |
| County public works | WA | 2 | $22M | 5% |
| Tribal transportation office | AZ | 1 | $14M | 3% |
Four capabilities ride the module.
Existing platform capabilities read from the same objects and links, so a recipient dossier, a program timeline, a constellation, or a competitive landscape can be pinned to a board like any other object.
Seven layers on every figure.
Nothing on a map, a board, or a memo is computed on the fly from a model. It is served from the record, with its basis and its n.
The same workbench, other domains.
Each module binds its own objects and link rules to the same investigation surface. Pin, link, board, memo: the grammar carries across.
Bring a program. Leave with the board.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own programs and markets. Enterprise access includes the module, the board, and the memo export.