Your territory, next 12 months. What's planned before it's bid.
Tell us the states or provinces you cover and what you sell. We email you the capital plan items, board decisions and bond votes there that match, each with a link to where it was published, so you can reach the engineer while the spec is still being written.
- Who puts it togetherA person on our team
- WhenWithin two business days
- CostFree, no card
A brief for a pump and valve supplier in four states.
Made-up agencies and amounts, to show what you get. The line follows the first item: a capital plan adopted in October, with the bid expected next May.
- Oct 21Capital plan adopted
- Feb 2027Engineer's design, expected
- May 2027Bid posts, expected
Pump and valve supply: Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Florida
Capital planArizona
Copper Basin Water Authority
Phase 3 of the distribution valve replacement program, about 1,400 valves, $3.2M.
Matches: Gate and butterfly valves
Bid April to May 2027
Source: Board minutes, Oct 21, 2026, page 9
Bond voteTexas
Sabine Basin Water District
Voters approved $46M in bonds, $11.5M of it for a new raw water pump station.
Matches: Vertical turbine pumps
Design starts early 2027
Source: Canvass of the Nov 3 election, page 2
Board decisionColorado
Front Range Utilities
Design contract for the Eastside booster station awarded to Halden Ruiz Engineers.
Matches: Booster pumps, check valves
Spec written through June 2027
Source: Board agenda packet, Oct 14, 2026, page 31
Capital planFlorida
Gulf Shore Utility District
Lift station rehabilitation program, 9 stations, $5.8M across FY2027 and FY2028.
Matches: Submersible pumps, plug valves
First bid late 2027
Source: FY2027 to FY2031 capital improvement plan, page 44
Board decisionTexas
Pecos Bend Municipal Utility District
Board approved applying for a state revolving fund loan for meter replacement.
Matches: Magnetic flow meters
Bid after funding, mid 2027
Source: Board minutes, Sep 30, 2026, page 4
What goes in a brief.
Only items that match the product lines you name, so the brief stays short enough to read the morning it arrives.
- Capital plan items
- Projects an agency has put in its capital improvement plan or budget for the coming year, with the amount and the year it expects to build.
- Board decisions
- Votes to fund, apply for a loan, hire a design engineer or move a project forward, from the minutes and agenda packets.
- Bond votes
- Bond measures that passed, or are on the ballot, and the projects they pay for.
See how many agencies Capveon covers in your states, or send us one bid to read in full.
Questions
What's in a territory brief?
The capital plan items, board decisions and bond votes in your states or provinces that match what you sell, expected to reach design or bid in the next 12 months. Each one has the agency, what's planned, the amount when it's published, when the bid is expected, and a link to the document it came from.
Who puts it together?
A person on our team. They go through the agencies in your territory, keep the items that match your product lines, and link each one to its source.
How long does it take?
You'll hear back within two business days. A territory of many states can take longer, and we'll write to say so if it will.
Which places can I ask for?
Any US state and DC, and any Canadian province or territory. You can also name a region inside a state, like the Texas Gulf Coast.
What is a capital improvement plan?
A list an agency adopts, usually every year, of the projects it plans to build over the next five or so years, with the cost and the year for each. It is often the first public mention of a project, a year or more before the bid.
What does it cost?
Nothing, and we won't ask for a card. Capveon tracks this for its customers every day. This is one brief, put together for you, so you can see what it finds in your territory.
Hear about it while the spec is still a draft.
Name your states and what you sell. We'll email you what's planned there within two business days.