Stop Searching Through Construction Records.

Start Acting on the Right Opportunities.

CPI turns current construction and development activity into useful weekly intelligence designed to help businesses spot relevant opportunities sooner and focus their time more effectively.

CPI Is Not a Lead List

Public construction records can show that activity exists. CPI helps make that activity more useful by organizing relevant information into a clearer weekly view for businesses that need to know what is happening in their market.

The goal is simple: spend less time searching and more time focusing on the opportunities and market activity that may matter to your business.

What CPI Helps You Do

• Find relevant construction and development activity sooner
• Spend less time searching through public records
• Focus on information that is more useful to your business
• Stay aware of changing local market activity
• Make better informed decisions about where to spend your time

Built on Local Market Experience

CPI is supported by approximately one year of accumulated permit, planning, and local market activity across the launch counties, giving current information useful historical context without treating every new record as an isolated event.

Current Coverage

Hillsborough | Pasco | Pinellas
Polk | Manatee | Sarasota

Coverage availability may vary by industry, territory, and business need.

Who CPI Helps

CPI is designed for businesses that benefit from knowing about construction, property, development, and project activity early enough to make a useful business decision.

• Specialty contractors and construction service companies
• Commercial property and facility service providers
• Material, equipment, logistics, and project support vendors
• Insurance, lending, and selected financial professionals
• Engineers, architects, consultants, and related professional services

Not every market or business profile is a strong fit for CPI. A short Fit Review helps determine whether CPI coverage is likely to be useful before a prospect is asked to purchase.