Dokaz Industries Build Brief · bids & permits

Now covering Pierce County, WA — rolling out nationwide, county by county.

Know who's about to build in your county.

Every week, Build Brief sends you the new public construction bids and commercial building permits across your county — each one tagged by trade, so you see the work that's yours and skip the rest. The records are public. We're the ones who read all of them, every week.

What you get

The work coming to your county, before it's awarded.

How it works

Three steps, once a week.

  1. 01

    We watch the public sources

    Every week we pull the public bid solicitations and the commercial building permits filed across your county — the same records anyone could read, if anyone had the hours to read all of them.

  2. 02

    AI tags every item by trade

    Each bid and permit is read and tagged by the trades it actually needs — concrete, framing, mechanical, electrical, high-voltage, steel — so you see the ones that are your work and skip the ones that aren't.

  3. 03

    You get a weekly brief

    One email a week: the new work in your county, grouped by trade, each item with its reference, its value or its due date, and a link to the source record. Read it in five minutes.

What a typical issue looks like

Real items. Real records.

A sample of what lands in the brief — genuine public bids and commercial permits from the Pierce County area, tagged by trade. Not a mockup; these are real filings.

Build Brief · Pierce County, WA · this week
  • BID Due Nov 10

    Trilogy Reservoir & Booster Pump Station

    Tacoma Water · Spec TW26-0186F

    • Concrete
    • Mechanical
    • Pumps
  • PERMIT Issued Oct 14

    PSE White River Substation gen-tie line

    Puget Sound Energy · $1,151,612

    • High-voltage
    • Civil
  • PERMIT Issued Oct 13

    Clover Creek Logistics Center racking buildout

    Spanaway · $427,870

    • Steel racking
    • Material handling
  • PERMIT Issued Sep 17

    Easton Landing Townhouses — 6 units

    Pierce County · $1,541,521

    • Framing
    • Concrete
    • Plumbing

Each item in a live issue links back to the public record it came from. Your first weekly issue is free, so you see exactly this before you pay for a second.

Pricing

One price. First issue free.

Founding price

$129 /month

Founding price for the first counties — your first weekly issue is free.

  • A weekly email of new bids and permits in your county
  • Every item tagged by the trades it needs
  • A link to the public source record for each one
  • Cancel any time — it's a plain subscription
Join the county waitlist — first issue free

Pierce County, WA is live now. More counties open by waitlist demand — if yours isn't covered yet, join the waitlist and you move it up the list.

Join the waitlist

Want your county next?

Tell us your county and your trade. We open counties in the order the waitlist asks for them, so every request genuinely moves yours up. We'll email you the week it goes live.

Prefer email? Write to [email protected] with your county and trade.

Questions & answers

The honest answers.

Where does the information come from?

Public records — county and municipal building-permit filings and public bid solicitations. We read them every week, tag each item by trade, and link you back to the source. Nothing here is private or scraped from behind a login.

Which county do you cover?

Pierce County, Washington is live now. We're rolling out nationwide one county at a time, in the order the waitlist asks for them — join the waitlist for your county and you move it up the list.

What does it cost?

$129 a month — a founding price for the first counties. Your first weekly issue is free, so you can see exactly what lands in your inbox before you pay for a second.

How often does it arrive?

Once a week. One email with the new bids and permits in your county since the last issue, grouped by trade. It's built to be read in five minutes, not to bury you in a feed.

Is this a list of leads you sell to everyone?

It's public information, organized — the records are open to anyone who has the hours to read them. What you're paying for is that we read all of them for you every week and tag them by trade, not for exclusivity on a public filing.