Phoenix Metro · Arizona

Construction Intelligence + Procurement

Know what's being built. Know who's building it. Connect that demand to materials.

CorridorIQ turns Phoenix-area construction activity into actionable intelligence for suppliers — and a direct path from project demand to material requests for contractors — connecting project visibility, company intelligence and material demand.

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Mid-rise concrete frame under construction with tower cranes, Tempe, Phoenix metro
Signal traceIllustrative example
  1. 01 · Project detectedNew commercial building permitPhoenix metro · permit record
  2. 02 · Company identifiedGeneral contractor named on the recordCross-checked to AZ contractor license
  3. 03 · Timing / opportunityEarly stage — recently issuedPriority · High
  4. 04 · Material demandPlumbing / wet-side scope indicatedTrade relevance checked

Example values only — not data about the building pictured.

01The network

One market.
Two sides.
Better signal.

For supply houses

See the demand forming in your territory — and the contractors behind it.

  1. A
    See relevant construction demand earlier.New permit activity, filtered for the trades you supply.
  2. B
    Identify contractors and active projects.The company named on the record, with the work behind it.
  3. C
    Prioritize opportunities.A short, checked list for your sales team — never padded.
  4. D
    Receive structured material requests from connected contractors.Only requests a contractor chooses to send you.
    Early access
For supply houses

For contractors Early access

Get material needs to the suppliers serving you — without the back-and-forth.

  1. A
    Organize material requirements.Type or paste the list for a job, then review it.
  2. B
    Send structured requests directly to connected suppliers.You choose the supplier. Nothing is broadcast.
  3. C
    Track whether requests were sent, opened and acknowledged.Status comes from the supplier's own actions.
  4. D
    Reduce friction between project demand and material sourcing.One clear request instead of scattered calls and texts.
For contractors

02Intelligence

From public activity
to commercial intelligence.

Construction activity is public, but it's fragmented — spread across jurisdictions, formats and record systems. CorridorIQ organizes it into information a supplier can actually act on: what's being built, who's building it, and why it matters now.

Built on public permit records and Arizona contractor licensing data. Coverage, contractor detail and freshness vary by jurisdiction and source — we'll review exactly what's available for your territory.

  1. 01

    Permit / project signal

    A public permit record published by participating jurisdictions.

    source: municipal permit
  2. 02

    Project context

    Work type, location and scope where the record provides them — checked for trade relevance.

    trade: plumbing / wet-side
  3. 03

    Company

    Linked to the business named on the record and cross-checked against contractor licensing where possible.

    match: name + license
  4. 04

    Contact / relationship

    Contact details presented as usable only with verification evidence, beside your team's own CRM history.

    contact: verified | not verified
  5. 05

    Why now

    The activity behind the opening, explained in plain language before the first call.

    trigger: new permit activity
  6. 06

    Opportunity

    A short, prioritized list for your team. If nothing passes the checks, the list is empty.

    priority: high · review first

03Procurement Early access

Turn project demand
into a structured request.

Less back-and-forth.
Cleaner material requests.
A direct connection between contractors and the suppliers serving them.

  1. ContractorCreates a material request
  2. ContractorTypes or pastes material lines
  3. ContractorReviews the request
  4. ContractorExplicitly sends it to a connected supplierConfirms exactly what will be shared
  5. SupplierReceives the request
  6. SupplierOpens it
  7. SupplierAcknowledges it
  8. ContractorSees the acknowledgement
Material requestWater heater replacement
Example
#Description (as entered)QtyUnit
13/4in copper ball valves2ea
23/4in copper 90s6ea
33/4in copper couplings4ea
43/4in Type L copper20ft
5Dielectric unions2ea
6Water heater drain pan1ea
  1. Sent
  2. Opened
  3. Acknowledged

Early access. A request carries the contractor's own descriptions and quantities, and goes only to the supplier the contractor selects. Quoting, pricing, availability and ordering stay between contractor and supplier — they are not part of early access.

04Market

Built for the Phoenix
construction market.

Phoenix metroThree sub-markets · twelve cities
Phoenix metro sub-markets. West Valley: Surprise, Peoria, Glendale, Goodyear, Buckeye. Central: Phoenix. East Valley: Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Queen Creek. WEST VALLEY CENTRAL EAST VALLEY PHOENIX MESA TEMPE SCOTTSDALE CHANDLER GILBERT GLENDALE PEORIA GOODYEAR SURPRISE BUCKEYE QUEEN CREEK
West Valley
Surprise · Peoria · Glendale · Goodyear · Buckeye
Central
Phoenix
East Valley
Scottsdale · Tempe · Mesa · Gilbert · Chandler · Queen Creek
Positions approximate. Market labels show geography, not data coverage.
Satellite radar image of a large industrial construction site and surrounding desert, north Phoenix
Field view Industrial construction, north Phoenix · satellite radar, 2023

CorridorIQ is built around one regional market — its jurisdictions, its permit sources and the contractors and suppliers working in it — rather than a thin national layer.

Coverage, contractor detail and freshness vary by jurisdiction and source. Some jurisdictions publish more detail than others; where a source isn't available, it's marked pending, never estimated.

05Why CorridorIQ

Why CorridorIQ

01

See earlier

Understand construction activity as permits move — before it becomes obvious demand at the counter.

signal: permit activity
02

Know who

Connect projects to the companies involved, with the record behind every link.

signal: company identity
03

Act on demand

Move from intelligence toward an actual material request and a supplier connection. Early access

signal: material request

06About

A Phoenix company, building for Phoenix construction.

CorridorIQ is building the intelligence and procurement layer for the Phoenix metro construction market. We work from public permit records and Arizona contractor licensing data, we show contact details as usable only once they're verified, and we keep each customer's own data private to that customer.

The next construction opportunity
is already leaving signals.

CorridorIQ is building the intelligence and procurement layer connecting Phoenix construction activity, contractors and material suppliers.

Supply houses

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Contractors

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07Contact

Contact
CorridorIQ.

Have a question about CorridorIQ, early access, supplier intelligence, or the contractor material-request pilot? Call or email directly.

Contact recordCorridorIQ
Phone (602) 762-8316 Email [email protected]
Location Phoenix, Arizona