Your eye in the skyon Florida construction.
From major civil down to the smallest sitework job — verified project data on all of it. Every lead is instrument-anchored to a recorded Notice of Commencement, scored for how complete its record actually is, and streamed to you the moment anything changes.
What's inside → Leads feed · Top opportunities · Contractors · Map view · Saved alerts · Export · API access
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Built on an API, not a walled garden
Everything the map shows is backed by the same HaulingIntel API — instrument-anchored, completeness-scored, change-streamed. Pull it straight into your own systems.
Endpoints
- GET/api/v1/projects— filtered, paginated project feed
- GET/api/v1/projects/{id}— parties, NOC, documents, sources
- GET/api/v1/companies/{id}— company profile + project portfolio
- GET/api/v1/contractors— licensed / contractor-role companies
- GET/api/v1/changes— change stream since a watermark
Request
curl "https://www.haulingintel.com/api/v1/projects?county=Hillsborough&has_noc=true&min_score=65" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer hi_live_..."
Response
{
"data": [
{
"id": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",
"slug": "noc-acme-construction-group-123-example-pkwy",
"name": "NOC – Acme Construction Group LLC | 123 Example Pkwy",
"stage": "under_construction",
"work_class": "vertical_build",
"county": "Hillsborough",
"address_raw": "123 Example Pkwy, Tampa, FL 33602",
"geo": { "lat": 27.9500, "lng": -82.4500 },
"hauling_score": 72,
"valuation_usd": 385000,
"has_noc": true,
"last_changed_at": "2026-07-12T03:15:02Z",
"foundational_completeness": 90
}
],
"next_cursor": "eyJsYXN0X2NoYW5nZWRfYXQiOi4uLn0",
"total_estimate": 66412
}How it works
Three steps from raw public records to a load-ready lead on your screen.
We ingest the records
Every night an automated pipeline pulls NOC filings, FDOT lettings, building permits, EPA stormwater NOIs, water-management ERPs, and FEMA declarations from across Florida.
We score for hauling
Each project gets a 0-100 Hauling Score based on scope, project type, parcel acres, and detected materials. We estimate truckloads, primary material (fill, base rock, asphalt, demo debris), and duration.
You work the leads
Filter by county, score, or material. Open a lead to see the GC, owner, permit number, parcel data, and contact info. Hit the map to see what's near your yard.
Data Sources We Monitor
We aggregate public construction data from across Florida so you don't have to check dozens of websites.
FDOT Projects
Florida Department of Transportation letting awards, work program projects, and bid tabulations statewide — with per-pay-item rate intel (fill, base rock, asphalt) extracted from bid tabs.
Notice of Commencement
NOC filings from Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Polk, Manatee, Sarasota, and Hernando county clerks. Claude vision extracts contractor name + phone + license from the scanned PDFs.
Building Permits
Commercial and residential permits from Tampa, Hillsborough County, and St. Petersburg portals.
Stormwater / NPDES + WMD ERPs
EPA NPDES stormwater permits + SWFWMD Environmental Resource Permits with site-plan cut/fill volumes extracted via Claude vision.
Property Appraiser Data
HCPA (Hillsborough), PCPAO (Pinellas), Pasco PA, Marion PA — parcel size, owner, last sale, assessed value matched onto each project address.
Hauling Score (0-100)
Each project is scored on scope, type, parcel acres, work class, and material signal. A score of 80+ typically means heavy earthwork — 1,500+ truckloads of fill + base rock over 8-12 weeks.
Built for the Hauling Industry
Hauling Companies
Find earthwork, demolition, and site-prep projects that need trucking before your competitors do.
Civil Contractors
Monitor FDOT lettings, county permits, and NOC filings to identify bid opportunities and subcontracting leads.
Material Suppliers
Track large construction projects that will need aggregate, concrete, asphalt, and fill material deliveries.
Common questions
▶Which Florida counties do you cover?
NOC filings: Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Polk, Manatee, Sarasota, Hernando — with Orange, Duval, Lee, Brevard, Volusia and others being added as their portals get reverse-engineered. Building permits: Tampa, Hillsborough County, St. Petersburg. SWFWMD ERPs: 16 counties across central + southwest Florida. FEMA disaster declarations: all 67 FL counties.
▶How fresh is the data?
An automated nightly pipeline (3:00 AM local) refreshes every connector, runs Claude vision over new NOC + site-plan PDFs, matches parcels, runs the load-count estimator, and updates the leads UI. New filings typically appear by 7 AM the next morning.
▶What's a Notice of Commencement, and why should I care?
An NOC is a sworn statement filed with the county clerk before any construction over $2,500. It names the owner, contractor, lender, and property — which means it's the earliest reliable signal that real construction is about to start on a specific parcel. Typical lead time: 30-90 days before mobilization.
▶What's the Hauling Score?
0-100 measure of how much hauling work a project is likely to generate. Heavy earthwork + large parcel + commercial scope → high score. Vertical-build only / trade-only permits → filtered out. Score 80+ typically means 1,500+ truckloads of fill or base rock over 8-12 weeks.
▶Can I export data to my CRM?
Yes. The Export tab supports CSV per filter view. Direct CRM webhooks are on the roadmap.
▶How do I get access?
Create an account — sign-up takes under a minute and unlocks the leads feed, contractor database, and map. Once you're signed in, generate an API key from the API tab to pull the same data (GET /api/v1/projects, /companies, /contractors, /changes) directly into your own systems.
About Hauling Intel
Hauling Intel is built by OpenRoads Solutions LLC, a Florida-based engineering shop focused on bringing modern data tooling to the construction-hauling industry. The platform aggregates public records that are technically free for anyone to access but practically impossible to monitor without an automated pipeline. Our goal: turn the 30+ disparate FL government portals into a single load-ready feed for haulers, civil contractors, and material suppliers.