Relatance serves the people coordinating owners, utilities, jurisdictions, capital partners, and delivery teams across long project timelines.
Power, sites, utilities, jurisdictions, hyperscalers, EPCs, equipment, and capital, often across several markets at once.
A situation we hear about: the project executive who's been on a campus since site control moves to a new market, and the team has to rebuild who-knows-whom from email.
With Orbit: the approvals, introductions, and investment-committee history stay on the relationships they belong to, and the incoming lead starts from there.
Interconnection, generation, transmission, storage, regulators, equipment, and engineering.
The clocks: queue cluster study windows, RFP deadlines, PPA exclusivity periods, tax-credit dates, and transformer lead times that back-schedule the work behind them.
With Orbit: who sits on the interconnection team and who introduced you, which counsel you've worked with before, and the dates attached to each, so a window is visible while there's still room to act.
Owners, architects, engineers, consultants, GCs, subs, AHJs, and suppliers.
A situation we hear about: repeat work with an owner or a jurisdiction rests on relationships that two or three principals built, and nobody else can see them.
With Orbit: delivery relationships across projects and years become readable to the whole firm, including who vouched for whom and what was promised at the last owner meeting.
Land, entitlements, municipalities, capital partners, development teams, consultants, and operators.
A parcel moves through owners, brokers, planning staff, a council, a neighborhood, a lender, and a capital partner before construction begins. Each gate changes who matters.
With Orbit: the entitlement history of a site and the people around it, including who can authorize, who has raised concerns, and what's committed.
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