For low-voltage and IT providers

New business leads for low-voltage and IT providers in Portland & Vancouver, WA

A business that just registered, or just signed a lease, is choosing its internet, phones, computers and backups this month. That is when an IT provider is easiest to hire and hardest to replace later. A tenant-improvement permit means an office or clinic is being fitted out, with network cabling, Wi-Fi and equipment to plan while the walls are open; a new-building permit means a whole structure to wire; a new registration means a company with no IT provider yet.

Launch Lookout pulls new business registrations from the Oregon Secretary of State, new health practices from the federal NPI registry, and build-out and new-building permits from Portland Permitting & Development, Clark County and the City of Vancouver every day, and maps them around your office.

On a permit, the applicant is usually the general contractor, who awards the low-voltage cabling subcontract. Health practices are worth a closer look: a new clinic or dental office needs secure patient records, backups and support from its first day. For everyone else, a short note that names their street and offers a setup checklist is enough to start the conversation while the decisions are still open.

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2,173

leads, last 4 weeks

1,991

new businesses

149

build-out permits

33

new-building permits

Oct 10 – Nov 6 · updated Wed, Nov 4

Recent leads for low-voltage and IT providers

The newest 25, street name only. Subscribers see the full address and the public record.

DateTypeCityStreetSource
11/4Health practiceOregon CityMolalla Ave Federal NPI registry
11/3Health practiceBeavertonNW 167th Pl Federal NPI registry
11/3Health practicePortlandN Harvard St Federal NPI registry
11/3Build-outPortlandNW Quimby St Portland PP&D
11/2RegistrationPortlandNE Knott St Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationGreshamSE 14th St Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandNE Alberta St Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandS Macadam Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationForest GroveRodlun Ct Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandSE 65th Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandSE 33rd Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2Build-outPortlandSE 92nd Ave Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandNW 17th Ave Portland PP&D
11/2New buildingPortlandSE 22nd Ave Portland PP&D
11/2RegistrationPortlandNE 106th Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2Build-outPortlandSW Kingston Ave Portland PP&D
11/2Build-outPortlandSW Canyon Rd Portland PP&D
11/2New buildingPortlandSE Stark St Portland PP&D
11/2RegistrationPortlandSE 65th Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandSE 162nd Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2Build-outPortlandSW 12th Ave Portland PP&D
11/2RegistrationPortlandS Macadam Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationCanbySE 10th Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandNE 79th Ave Oregon Secretary of State
11/2RegistrationPortlandNW Sauvie Island Rd Oregon Secretary of State
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Questions

Which records matter most for IT providers?
Build-out and new-building permits for cabling and networks, then new health practices and registrations for managed IT. All of them mean systems being set up for the first time.
Do I get the business name?
Registrations and licenses carry the business name. On permits the applicant is usually the contractor, so the address is the lead.
How often is it updated?
Every day. The Oregon registry publishes once a week, about a week behind, so its registrations arrive in a weekly batch.