Get the project details before you start chasing the work.
A project name alone does not tell you whether your trucks fit or what to do next. Hauler Connect brings available project facts, source documents and contact routes together so you can investigate prospects in your service area with a clear next question to ask.
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Know whether to follow up and what to ask
You leave with relevant prospects to investigate, the known facts and the real remaining questions, and a specific route and action for the next step.
Locate a prospect in your service area
A project map and listings organized by location.
The output you use
You see what is happening near your service area instead of relying on a project name alone.
Inspect available scope, stage and timing
Available source-backed project details: scope, material movement, phase, dates and requirements.
The output you use
You check whether your trucks fit and which stage you are walking into before you spend time chasing it.
Separate verified facts from what still needs confirming
Source documents and context, with what is known and what is not.
The output you use
You do not assume every listing is complete or currently hiring. You see the real remaining questions.
Use the available contact route and a specific next question
Available public contact routes for the relevant party.
The output you use
You identify whom to contact and what to ask next. A public agency route is not automatically the hiring contractor.
What project intel looks like
A project name alone does not tell you whether your trucks fit. Hauler Connect brings the available facts together so you can separate what is known from what still needs confirming.
Illustrative project-intel example, not a live truck request
- Location
- Check the source / To confirm
- Stage
- Check the source / To confirm
- Scope
- Check the source / To confirm
- Source
- Check the source / To confirm
- Contact route
- Check the source / To confirm
- Next question
- Who handles the hauling package?
- Unknowns
- Whether trucks are currently needed
Your first visit
Set up your company profile, upload the documents you usually share, then investigate one project with a clear next question.
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Set up your company profile
Add your business details and service area so you are ready when a project fits your trucks.
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Bring your documents together
Use the existing Compliance Hub document storage to keep the documents you usually share in one place. No approval is invented here.
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Investigate one relevant prospect
Review the known facts and the available contact route for one project, then confirm current needs with that party before pursuing the work.
The tools you use to pursue work
Project map and listings
Construction projects organized by location so you can see what is happening near your service area.
Project details and contact routes
Available public project details and contact routes for the relevant parties. Not every project has complete details or is currently hiring trucks.
Company profile
A company profile that keeps your hauling business information in one place.
Compliance Hub and document storage
Keep your documents together so you can share them when a contractor asks.
Messages and community
Connect with other haulers and follow industry information through the NDTA community.
Industry information
Stay informed about what is happening in the dump trucking industry.