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.
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.
| Date | Type | City | Street | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/4 | Health practice | Oregon City | Molalla Ave | Federal NPI registry |
| 11/3 | Health practice | Beaverton | NW 167th Pl | Federal NPI registry |
| 11/3 | Health practice | Portland | N Harvard St | Federal NPI registry |
| 11/3 | Build-out | Portland | NW Quimby St | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | NE Knott St | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Gresham | SE 14th St | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | NE Alberta St | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | S Macadam Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Forest Grove | Rodlun Ct | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | SE 65th Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | SE 33rd Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Build-out | Portland | SE 92nd Ave | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Build-out | Portland | NW 17th Ave | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | New building | Portland | SE 22nd Ave | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | NE 106th Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Build-out | Portland | SW Kingston Ave | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Build-out | Portland | SW Canyon Rd | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | New building | Portland | SE Stark St | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | SE 65th Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | SE 162nd Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Build-out | Portland | SW 12th Ave | Portland PP&D |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | S Macadam Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Canby | SE 10th Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | NE 79th Ave | Oregon Secretary of State |
| 11/2 | Registration | Portland | NW Sauvie Island Rd | Oregon Secretary of State |
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.