BUBBS BIDS · FAQ
Questions about the weekly briefing.
A concise guide for independent commercial sign companies. These answers separate the weekly cadence from what the supplied source research does—and does not—verify.
01
What is the briefing for commercial sign companies?
It organizes public business-intent signals for independent commercial sign companies to review for possible fit. A suggested fit is an inference, not evidence that a business needs signage or intends to buy.
02
When is the weekly briefing collected and delivered?
Collection happens on Monday. Delivery is on Tuesday as a PDF and a CSV. No delivery hour is specified.
03
Which public records are verified?
The supplied research verifies Salt Lake City Finance's monthly New Business License List, covering businesses that applied for a license during the preceding month. Salt Lake City is outside New York's Capital Region, and this listing is explicitly not a Bubbs Bids input. The research does not verify Capital Region source coverage or which local records Bubbs Bids monitors.
04
What do FACT, INFERENCE, and UNKNOWN mean?
FACT means a detail stated in the opportunity record. INFERENCE means a detail derived, matched, or recommended from the record. UNKNOWN means information not supplied in the record.
05
Does a sign-company match mean confirmed demand?
No. A suggested sign-company fit is an INFERENCE to help you assess an opportunity. It does not confirm sign work, purchasing intent, or a live project.