US States/Coverage layer for every module

A federal award is often matched, delayed, or decided in a statehouse.
Fifty states, on the same record.

Policy, procurement, political, legislative, regulatory, and funding signals from every state, classified the same way as the federal record and linked to it by key, so a state appropriation, a transportation letting, or a Medicaid rule sits beside the federal program it touches.

For infrastructure funds and contractors, healthcare and life science teams, energy developers, and anyone whose market is decided state by state.

One US recordFederal plus every live state under "US", each state row badged, with a federal-only switch on every surface.

Six lanes per statePolicy, procurement, political, legislative, regulatory, and funding, on the same classifier as federal.

Keyed to federalState procurement and funding linked to the federal award or program by identifier, never by a name match.

States live

207

Lanes live of 300

259K+

State signals

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all six lanes livelane staged, passing checkslane queued

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01How it rolls out

Fifty states live. Every lane checked.

A lane goes live when it has passed the same checks as the federal record: the sources verified, the history backfilled, the rows classified. Every state has live lanes today. A lane that is still staged or queued stays off customer surfaces until it passes.

Lane board · five states shown · 207 of 300 lanes live

status per lane · served from the record

Policy

Procurement

Political

Legislative

Regulatory

Funding

CaliforniaCA

live

TexasTX

staged

live

New YorkNY

live

IowaIA

live

AlaskaAK

live

queued

live

queued

live

live: on customer surfaces · staged: pulled and checking · queued: sources verified, pull not started

02One US record

"US" means federal plus every live state.

State rows sit in the US record with a state badge. Volume counts include them. Score-based figures stay federal until state rows are scored, and a switch shows federal only.

One US record

what "US" means with the states live

Federal signalsalways included

Live state signalsincluded, each with a state badge

Federal-only switchone click, every surface

Volume countsinclude state rows

Score-based figuresfederal until state rows are scored

A state row never inflates a score it has not earned. Counts and scores say which rows they read.

Six lanes, the same classifier

every state is read on the same six signal types as federal

Policyexecutive orders, strategies, agency plans

lane 1

Procurementsolicitations, lettings, contract awards

lane 2

Politicalgovernors, officials, election cycles

lane 3

Legislativebills, appropriations, votes

lane 4

Regulatoryrules, permits, commission orders

lane 5

Fundingstate programs, bonds, pass-through of federal money

lane 6

03Keyed to federal

The state side of a federal dollar.

Much federal money reaches the ground through a state: a match, an appropriation, a letting, an award. The state rows are keyed to the federal program they spend, so the whole path reads on one line.

Federal program

Bridge investment program

A federal award to a state department of transportation, with its program and recipient on record.

federal record

State appropriation

State match approved

The legislature funds the state share. Keyed to the federal award by its identifier, not by name.

+2 months · example path

State procurement

DOT letting opens

The state's own solicitation for the work, linked back to the program it spends.

+5 months · example path

State award

Contractor named

The winning bidder, now visible beside the federal program and every other state spending it.

+9 months · example path

04What it feeds

Not a module. A layer under all of them.

State coverage is not a separate place to go. Every state shows up inside every module, on the same boards and the same memos.

Infrastructure

State lettings and matches beside the federal programs they spend.

Life Science

State Medicaid rules, purchasing, and public health funding beside the molecule.

Energy Transition

State incentives and utility commission orders in the capital stack.

Commodities

State purchasing and permits on the flows they touch.

Defense

State economic development money around bases and primes.

Critical Minerals

State permitting and mine approvals on the chain.

05How it links

A name is not a key.

Every line between a state row and the federal record is made through an identifier.

A state row joins the federal record only by key. Procurement and funding link first, through the award, program, or recipient identifier. A state row that only names a federal program stays on its own until a key exists.

Attributedsolid gold

State agency to award, award to recipient, recipient to place. Figures aggregate along it.

State DOT awards a contract. The contractor and the county ride the edge.

Keyedsolid teal

A state row that cites a federal award, program, or recipient identifier.

State match cites the federal award. The identifier rides the edge.

Not shownno line

A state press release that names a federal program with no identifier.

Name only. Held on the state record, not linked.

06Capabilities

Capabilities that ride the module.

Existing capabilities read state rows the same way as federal ones, so a budget trajectory, a regulatory cascade, or a program timeline carries the state side too.

Budget Trajectory

Spending curves for a program across federal and state budgets, with the state share shown apart.

Read the brief

Regulatory Cascade

When one state acts, which others followed, and how long it took.

Read the brief

Programme Timeline

A program from federal award to state letting to contractor, on one line.

Read the brief

Competitive Landscape

Who wins state work in a sector, and where the incumbents are thin.

Read the brief

07Evidence

Seven layers on every figure.

Nothing on a ledger, 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 standard is the same across every module.

1Source attribution

2Statistical transparency

3Methodology disclosure

4Outcome logging

5Confidence framework

6Dissenting evidence

7Audit trail

08Modules