Ganton Parkway Phase 5 Roadway Improvement Project out to bid
New Albany · Up for review · 1 week ago
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Weeks to months before the bid boards. By the time Dodge or BidNet lists a project, the GC has picked its subs. We show it the week it's approved.
Honest labels. 'Up for review' and 'approved' mean exactly that. We read the minutes and say which one it is.
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What is BidPro?
BidPro reads municipal council and planning-commission packets nightly across 90+ towns in the Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati, Ohio and Charleston, South Carolina metros, and shows contractors the construction projects that just cleared local review — what it is, where it is, and who to call.
How early is early?
The week a project clears planning — typically 2 to 6 months before it shows up on Dodge or BidNet.
Where do you cover?
The Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati, Ohio and Charleston, South Carolina metros — 90+ towns, read nightly. The full town list is on the home page footer.
What does it cost?
The weekly radar email is free. Full access is $49 a month, or $490 a year (two months free). No refunds. Cancel anytime — your access runs to the end of the billing period.
How accurate is it?
Every project links to its source packet. We audit a random 25 projects weekly and publish the rate. Labels say exactly “up for review” or “approved” — never one for the other.