Hear about the work while it’s still taking shape.
Capveon reads council agendas, capital plans, funding awards and early design reports, and tells you what’s coming, who is behind it, who to talk to and what to ask.
Cranes over the Folsom Dam auxiliary spillway under construction, California. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District.
The best time to get involved is before there’s anything to read.
By the time the documents are out, the engineer has made most of the decisions. The work is knowing earlier: which project is real, who is behind it, who to call and what to say. It is scattered across meeting minutes, budgets and plans nobody has time to read.
How it runs
A person on your team approves before anything is written to a system you run.
- Notice
A project in a council agenda, a capital plan, a funding award or an early design report.
- Understand
What it is, how big, how far along, and whether it is the kind of work you do.
- Name
The owner and the engineer behind it, from the documents themselves.
- Plan
What to ask, who to ask, and a first note drafted for you to send. Nothing goes out without you.
- Follow
Each project kept current as new documents appear, so you hear when it moves.
What goes in
- Council and board agendas
- Capital plans and budgets
- Funding awards
- Early design reports
What comes out
- What’s coming, with the page it came from
- The owner and engineer behind it
- What to ask, and a drafted first note
What it produces
Every field links to where it came from.
Waters Avenue Force Main Replacement
Hillsborough County, Florida. 60 percent design.
- Pipe
- 24-inch PVC, AWWA C905. Design report, page 16.
- Fittings
- Ductile iron, class 250. Design report, page 18.
- Budget
- $61.5M estimate against a $24M budget. Design report, page 30.
- Engineer
- Named on the drawing cover.
- Timing
- Built by late 2028. Scope of work, page 1.
Early, over budget, and the design can still change. Worth a conversation with the engineer now.
Works with what you already run
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Outlook
- Slack
Questions
- Where does this come from?
- The public record: agendas, budgets, capital plans, funding awards and design reports from thousands of cities, counties, utilities and federal agencies.
- Does it tell us who to call?
- It names the owner and the engineer from the documents. A person’s name and number are not always public, and when they are not, it says so.
Bring the work you’re looking at.
Thirty minutes on your own projects. We go through what each one is, whether it’s yours, and what to do next.