Capital improvement plan
A capital improvement plan is a city's, county's or utility's list of the projects it plans to build or buy over the next several years, with estimated costs and the years it expects to fund them.
On a real bid
Most plans cover five years and are updated every year with the budget. A project that moves into next year's column is likely to be designed and bid soon.
Plans are public, usually as a PDF on the finance or public works page, and are adopted in a council or board meeting.
The longer read: How to hear about government work before the RFP
Where Capveon reads it
Capveon reads capital plans, budgets and the meetings that adopt them, and tells you which projects fit what you sell, with the line and the page.
