Signal Leads is live sales intelligence from across Kentucky: which government contracts are out to bid and whose are about to expire, who is standing up commercial construction sites, who is laying off and closing, where a labor dispute is turning into a strike, where businesses have just been hit by crime, where disasters have hit, which events are about to draw a crowd, and who is building or moving into a new facility. This is intelligence in motion, not an archive. The window to be first opens the day a signal lands.
Standing coverage, sourced daily. Each one is an event that creates a security need, and each one lands before the business starts calling around for a security company.
Security solicitations and expiring contracts at the federal and state level. An incumbent is beatable exactly once, and a recompete is when.
New commercial construction, renovation, and development activity. A site needs fire watch, theft prevention, and access control long before anyone moves into it.
Layoff and closure notices filed statewide. Workforce reductions and site closures create termination-day coverage and vacant-property patrol needs on a date that is known in advance.
Contract expirations, strike votes, and work stoppages reported at commercial and industrial employers. The need is asset and personnel protection while a labor dispute turns into a strike, and it is reported while the dispute is still running.
Burglaries, robberies, arson, and felony-grade vandalism at commercial addresses, sourced from recent incident reports. Repeat hits at one address and across nearby businesses group into a single cluster lead. Operators reassess their security in the days right after something happens.
Federal disaster declarations and severe weather warnings. Damaged, evacuated, and closed commercial property needs coverage while it sits empty and while crews work on it.
Festivals, concerts, film shoots, and public gatherings with an issued permit. Crowd management, access control, and overnight equipment watch are staffed weeks ahead, and the permit is the first public sign.
Companies announcing new facilities, expansions, and relocations, with the state incentive approval that often lands months before the announcement. A new site needs a security contract before it opens.
The categories carrying active signals in Kentucky at this moment. A category appears here only when it has something in it today.
Security work out for bid plus contracts coming back out for bid, federal and state. Scope, deadline, and issuing agency are all on the table before the award.
New commercial construction and renovation permits. Sites that will need fire watch, theft prevention, and access control.
Layoff and closure notices filed statewide. Workforce reductions and site closures that create termination-day and vacant-property coverage needs.
Burglaries, robberies, arson, and felony-grade vandalism at commercial addresses, with repeat hits at one address and across nearby businesses grouped into cluster leads.
Active disaster signals across the state. Damaged and evacuated commercial property needs coverage while it sits empty.
Permitted festivals, concerts, film shoots, and public gatherings. Crowd management, access control, and equipment watch, staffed weeks ahead.
New facilities, expansions, and relocations announced by companies moving into the market. The security contract is written before the doors open.
Active signals by metro.
Statewide coverage beyond the metros: statewide layoff and closure notices, federal solicitations, labor dispute reporting, business expansion announcements, and disaster declarations run across all of Kentucky and feed the totals above.
Signal Leads are leads for security companies: live sales signals from businesses that are building, closing, putting a security contract back out for bid, or dealing with something that just happened. It is intelligence in motion rather than a static list, and it points at who needs security before they go looking for it.
Sales signals sourced daily from government permit systems, layoff and closure notices, federal and state procurement, and recent incident reports. Every signal is an event that creates a security need.
Signals are sourced daily. The window to be first opens the day a signal lands, which is why the feed is built around what is moving now instead of what has already been worked.
Callable means the signal already carries a business contact: a name plus a phone number or an email address. You can open it and dial it. Signals that are not Callable yet stay in the feed, and the contact work happens inside the platform.
Included with TrustGuard Business at $199/month flat, with unlimited contact reveals.
Create an account and set your coverage area. Signal Leads is part of TrustGuard Business, and the feed is live for your market the moment you are in.
Every signal above is a business that will be talking to a security company soon. The one that calls first usually wins. Signal Leads puts the feed, the contact work, and the call sheet in one place, included with TrustGuard Business at $199/month flat with unlimited contact reveals.