Construction Dig Forecaster

LIVE BETA

Construction Dig Forecaster

Forward-looking indicators built from Construction Dig’s US project pipeline. Each sector is independently backtested and prospectively validated before full release.

US Highway & Bridge Outlook
Current signal
CALCULATING
Forecast horizon
Mid-2027
Updated
Sep 2026

The inaugural September reading will be frozen once the qualifying award ledger has completed verification. No live score is shown until that process is complete.

What the signal is telling us

Construction Dig’s Highway & Bridge indicator tracks the value and number of qualifying US highway and bridge construction awards. Historical testing identified the strongest relationship with official highway construction spending at roughly a nine-month lead. The indicator is now being tested prospectively in real time.

PIPELINE
VERIFYING
Qualified awards
MOMENTUM
PENDING
Value + award count
OUTLOOK
LIVE BETA
Prospective validation

Forecast track record

Every live reading will be frozen before the corresponding official result is known. Results remain on the record whether the signal is right or wrong.

Forecast madeTargetCD signalActualScore
Sep 2026Mid-2027Pending freezePending—

Sector forecasters

Highway & Bridge — LIVE BETA
Power & Grid — In development
Industrial & Manufacturing — In development
Data Centers — In development
Residential — In development

How it works

The Highway & Bridge beta uses verified construction-award events from the Construction Dig project pipeline. Award value and award-count momentum contribute to the signal, while unusually large awards are capped so a single megaproject cannot dominate the reading. Historical testing suggested the strongest relationship at roughly a nine-month lead. The methodology is now undergoing prospective validation; this page will publish the live track record as official outcomes become available.

Beta notice: The Construction Dig Forecaster is an experimental editorial indicator, not a guarantee of future construction activity. Methodology and sector coverage may evolve as prospective evidence accumulates; frozen historical readings will remain visible.