LeadSifter reads every state DOT letting document and emails you a scored list of the projects that call for your products, every morning, before you get to the office.
Tell us your company, products and states. We'll send what LeadSifter found in last month's lettings for a supplier like you.
Structure replacement with approach grading, slope protection and base course.
Schedule of items includes 2,400 tons of riprap, medium and 6,800 tons of base aggregate dense 1¼-inch, plus 310 CY of grouted riprap at the abutments.
View source documents →Three centerline culvert replacements with channel work and shoulder restoration.
Three 48-inch RC pipe culverts (640 LF total), 1,900 tons of aggregate bedding Class 5, and 980 CY of random riprap Class III.
View source documents →This is the real email. Sample projects shown.
Every state DOT publishes a letting each month. Somebody on your team is supposed to read all of it and find the jobs that need your material. They do their best. They still miss things.
Each one runs dozens to hundreds of pages: plans, special provisions, and a schedule of items buried in the middle.
Your best salesperson scrolls PDFs looking for riprap and base course instead of calling contractors.
The bridge job that needed 2,400 tons of your riprap was on page 140. Nobody got to page 140.
Each month, every proposal in every DOT letting you monitor. Every page, including the schedule of items and the plan sheets, not just the summary.
The bill of materials is pulled out and matched against what you sell: riprap, crushed aggregate, base course, limestone, storm pipe, whatever your list is. Each project gets a score from 1 to 5.
One email a day. Quantities, letting date, county, why it matched, and a link straight to the source documents so you can check our work.
Each lead is one card in the morning email. No dashboard to log into, nothing to learn.
HMA resurfacing with shoulder widening and subdrain replacement, 11.4 miles.
Modified subbase 11,200 tons and granular shoulder material 4,100 tons on the schedule of items. No riprap or pipe items.
1 to 5. A 5 means the schedule of items names your products in quantity. A 3 means there's something there, but it's small or a stretch.
Which state, when it lets, and where the work is, so you know whose territory it is and how much time you have.
The DOT's project name plus a one-line description of the work in plain English.
The actual line items and quantities LeadSifter found. This is the part your estimator reads first.
Straight to the DOT's proposal and plans. Check our work in one click.
Every WisDOT, Iowa DOT and MnDOT letting, read in full. Additional states added based on demand.
LeadSifter is built and run by LTC Software Solutions, a software consultancy that has spent years inside steel fabrication and construction software. The people who answer the phone are the people who built it.
Questions? Read the answers →Tell us your company, what you sell and which states you work in. We'll send back what LeadSifter found in last month's lettings. No account, no setup.