Named-Campus Pursuit Watchlist
A fixed-fee pilot for teams that already have multiple named pursuits and need to know which ones deserve attention now.
For vendors, EPCs, equipment suppliers, and service providers working multiple named pursuits in one market.
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Built for teams already triaging multiple named pursuits
This engagement is for vendors, EPCs, equipment suppliers, and service providers selling into AI and data-center buildouts.
It is the right engagement when you already have multiple named pursuits and need to decide which ones are real enough to prioritize now.
The decisions this helps with
- Prioritize which accounts to pursue and when
- Assess whether a customer's project is real and on schedule
- Adjust pricing and contract terms by delivery risk
What we analyze across the portfolio
We analyze prospective and existing customers in one market, with attention to named campuses or campus phases, expansion timelines, procurement or infrastructure constraints, power and site readiness, and the evidence that suggests whether the pursuit is moving, slipping, or still speculative.
This is the multi-target version of an account readiness snapshot.
What we deliver
Executive readout
Summarizes which pursuits deserve attention now and why.
Named-target snapshots
Covers each campus in scope, with readiness and confidence language.
Decision brief
Converts the analysis into pursuit priority recommendations.
Weekly delta updates
Shows what changed during the pilot window.
Use this when a single-target brief has already proven useful or when five named pursuits already need triage
Use this when you already have five named pursuits in one market, or after a single-target brief proves useful.
- Start with a Project Reality Check Brief on one named target.
- Confirm that the analysis is useful for your decision process.
- Expand into a five-target watchlist for one market.
If you already have five named pursuits you are actively triaging, this engagement can also be the first paid pilot.
One market, one watchlist, one pilot window
Scope 5 named campuses or projects in one market
Timeline 4 weeks
Format Ranked watchlist, weekly deltas, final readout
Commercial model Scoped pilot
Pricing basis Scoped from the Named Data Center Scorecard model
Payment structure Defined in scoped proposal
False positives are expensive when multiple named pursuits compete for real bandwidth
For teams selling into AI and data-center buildouts, false positives are expensive. Chasing a project that is not actually ready can waste sales time, engineering bandwidth, partnership attention, and internal credibility.
This watchlist is designed to reduce that waste. It gives you a disciplined way to distinguish between named pursuits that are commercially real, pursuits that are progressing but delayed, and pursuits that are mostly narrative without enough evidence yet.
How the existing snapshots act as proof
The existing Amazon, Applied Digital, xAI, Meta, and Microsoft snapshots are the proof base for the watchlist, not the watchlist itself.
They demonstrate that we can already create evidence-backed account readiness profiles, scored KPIs and confidence levels, schedule and delay-risk framing, and decision artifacts tied to real commercial choices.
For the paid watchlist, the actual five named campuses are selected with you based on one market and one decision context.
Linked proof
Amazon - PECO TSA / Falls Township, PA - Phase 1
Named-campus proof page showing infrastructure timing, confidence, and delay-risk framing.
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Applied Digital - Ellendale, ND - Phase 1
Named-campus proof page showing the gap between headline readiness and deliverable capacity.
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Meta - Hyperion / Richland Parish, LA - Phase 1
Proof page showing how readiness, confidence, and delay exposure are translated into a decision view.
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Microsoft - Wisconsin (Mount Pleasant / Kenosha axis) - Phase 1
Proof page showing benchmarked position and evidence-backed readiness scoring.
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xAI - Colossus / Memphis-Southaven - Phase 1
Proof page showing how the methodology handles a high-visibility campus with material infrastructure questions.
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Keep the entry engagement close at hand
Project Reality Check Brief
Start with one named target first if you need to validate the decision fit before widening the scope.
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If you already have five named pursuits in one market, we can rank them.
We will tell you which ones are real enough to prioritize, which ones are slipping, and what changed each week.