ConstructConnect

ConstructConnect is a Cincinnati, Ohio-based construction market intelligence and bidding platform that connects contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers with commercial construction project opportunities in the pre-construction phase. The company aggregates building permit data, architects' plans, bid invitations, and project specification data from thousands of sources to create one of the largest databases of active and upcoming commercial construction projects in North America. Contractors use ConstructConnect to identify new bid opportunities, track competitors' project wins, research owner and GC relationships, and submit electronic bids through an integrated bidding platform. The company was formed through the combination of several construction data businesses and is owned by private equity.\n\nConstructConnect's data network covers residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure construction projects across the full pre-construction timeline—from early planning stage projects where permit applications have been filed through active bid solicitations where contractors are invited to quote. This breadth of project data helps contractors build a forward-looking pipeline view of their market, identifying opportunities months before they are formally bid and establishing relationships with owners and GCs early in the design process. The platform's market intelligence tools allow contractors to analyze competitor activity, identify the most active owners and GCs in their target geography, and track market trends in their specialty.\n\nConstructConnect also provides an electronic bid management platform that allows GCs to invite subcontractors to bid, manage subcontractor prequalification, and receive and compare subcontractor proposals digitally. This two-sided functionality—project intelligence for subs and bid management for GCs—creates a network dynamic that reinforces the platform's utility for the entire construction supply chain. The company competes with Dodge Data & Analytics, iSqFt, and Procore's preconstruction tools, differentiating on the breadth of its project database and its established network of contractor relationships.