Every new commercial project in Austin, with the GC's name, before the trades get bought out.
Every Monday at 7am CT: newly issued Austin commercial permits (new buildings, shells, finish-outs and additions), ranked for fire sprinkler, fire alarm and low-voltage contractors, with the general contractor's company and phone.
Week of Oct 8–15, 2026. Source: City of Austin issued construction permits.
What you get
New projects, ranked for your trade
The 15 best-fit new commercial permits each week, scored for fire sprinkler, fire alarm and low-voltage scope, with valuation and square footage.
The GC to call
The general contractor's company name and phone number from the permit, so your estimator can get on the bid list early.
Who's winning
The most active commercial electrical and mechanical contractors each week, so you can see who's busy and where the work is going.
Last week's issue
A calm, five-minute read every Monday
- A $140M new sports facility, a $7.5M three-story office building and a 26-building multifamily project
- Sprinkler/alarm and low-voltage notes on every project
- A direct link to each City permit record
Pricing after your 3 free weeks
Trade edition
- Fire or low-voltage edition
- Top 15 projects weekly with GC contacts
- Who's winning section
Full list + CSV
- Every new commercial project each week
- CSV export for your CRM or bid board
- Everything in the trade edition
Billing via Stripe. Cancel anytime from the customer portal. You'll only be asked to pay after your free issues.
Questions
Where does the data come from?
From the City of Austin's public Issued Construction Permits dataset on the Austin Open Data Portal, updated daily. We group multi-building projects, clean up descriptions and add automated fit notes. We list company names and company phone numbers only.
Do I need a card for the trial?
No. Sign up, confirm your email and you'll get 3 weekly issues free. If you don't subscribe afterwards, the emails simply stop.
How do I cancel?
Every email has a one-click unsubscribe link. Paid plans can be cancelled anytime from the Stripe customer portal linked in your receipt.
Is this affiliated with the City of Austin?
No. Austin Permit Leads is an independent service and is not endorsed by the City of Austin. Always confirm details in the official permit record.