City of Austin

Summary Data

Information about vendors and contractors involved in City of Austin construction contracts. Each record includes the primary business name, a secondary business name, an individual's full name, and the full address.

Example records
Namelegal entityFull NamepersonArea EngineerpersonArea Office NumbergeographicChange Order Adjustment DaysquantityContract FundingclassificationContract Limits Toadditional dataContract NumberregistrationContract OversightclassificationContract StatusstatusContract TypeclassificationControlling Project ID (Ccsj)identifier
LONE STAR INFRASTRUCTUREBecky Jares (i)TIM WEIGHT, P.E.98F6023501SPENDC0440-05-004
LONE STAR INFRASTRUCTURETIM WEIGHT, P.E.98F6023501SPENDC0440-06-005
LONE STAR INFRASTRUCTURETIM WEIGHT, P.E.98F6023501SPENDC0440-06-004
Use cases

Vendor Due Diligence for Subcontractor Onboarding

A procurement team at a general contractor evaluates whether a potential subcontractor has a track record of completing government construction contracts on time and within budget, checking for patterns of liquidated damages or large change order adjustments before awarding work.

NameContract StatusLiquidated DamagesNet Change Order AmountOriginal Contract Bid Price

Surety Bond Underwriting for Construction Firms

A surety underwriter assessing a contractor's application for a performance bond reviews the firm's history of government contracts, looking at how often projects exceeded allowed working days and whether financial penalties were assessed, to price the bond and set coverage limits.

NameDays AllowedDays ChargedLiquidated DamagesOriginal Contract Bid Price

Market Sizing for Infrastructure Sales Prospecting

A sales team at a construction materials supplier identifies contractors actively working on state highway projects in specific counties and districts, estimating total contract values to prioritize outreach toward firms with the largest active spend.

NameCountyDistrict/ DivisionHighwayProject Amount