Early means early

Public sector construction projects, found before they go to market

PSC Pipeline is a construction intelligence service that finds public sector construction projects in England and Wales at RIBA Stage 0 to 2, before they reach procurement. Your BD team gets months, often years, to build the relationship before a tender exists.

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A PSC Pipeline project record in the client portal

600+

public sector schemes added in the last 12 months

£24bn+

combined value of those schemes

Nearly 9 in 10

found at RIBA Stage 0 to 2

10 of 10

regions of England and Wales covered

Schemes published to PSC Pipeline in the 12 months to 30 September 2026.

Earlier than planning. Earlier than procurement.

Most construction data starts at a planning application or a tender notice. By then the client has chosen how to buy, picked the framework, set the budget and often had a year of conversations with someone else.

PSC Pipeline starts earlier, at the point a public body first commits a scheme to paper: a capital programme, a board or cabinet paper, a funding award, a consultation. That is where the lead time is.

If you first hear about a scheme at tender, you are hearing about it last.

Earlier.

Schemes found at RIBA Stage 0 to 2, months or years before a tender notice.

Public sector only.

Councils, NHS trusts, schools, universities, housing associations, and police and fire services. No private sector noise.

Ready to act on.

Every scheme researched and written up as a structured record, not a list of links to sift.

Two ways to use PSC

PSC Pipeline

A subscription to every public sector scheme PSC tracks in your regions, for teams that go out and shape opportunities early. Your whole team gets the portal, with saved searches, alerts and the full history behind every record.

A PSC Research report on a public sector scheme

For when a scheme comes to you. Give it a project name or a few details and it returns a structured report on the client, scope, budget, programme, procurement and team, researched across the open web. Included with every PSC Pipeline subscription.

From first signal to your BD team

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Found.

PSC monitors capital programmes, board and cabinet papers, funding announcements, consultations and early procurement notices across England and Wales.

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Researched.

Each qualifying scheme is researched and written up to one standard: client, scope, budget, procurement, programme, planning and risk.

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Delivered.

Records go live in the PSC Pipeline portal, searchable by region, sector, value and RIBA stage, with alerts when a new scheme matches what you are looking for.

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Kept current.

Every record is reviewed on a regular cycle and updated as the scheme moves, so changes reach you as they happen.

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Common questions

What is PSC Pipeline?

PSC Pipeline is a construction intelligence service that finds public sector construction projects in England and Wales at RIBA Stage 0 to 2, before they reach procurement. Subscribers get structured records on each scheme through an online portal.

How is PSC Pipeline different from other construction data services?

Most construction data services track projects from planning applications and tender notices onwards. PSC Pipeline covers the stage before that, and public sector work only. Most clients use it alongside the service they already have.

Who is PSC Pipeline for?

Main contractors, consultants, specialist supply chain, manufacturers and housebuilders who win public sector work and have the people to act on a head start.

How much does PSC Pipeline cost?

An annual subscription per organisation, priced by the regions you cover, with unlimited users. See Pricing.

See what is coming through in your regions

Five minutes on what a typical PSC Pipeline record shows, and what your team can do with it.