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Who in Vermont has a reason to buy right now?

Vermont
352companies in Vermont with a live buying signal

14 of them have two or more signals at once, like a citation plus a new fleet. Those are the strongest calls in Vermont.

17Just registered a truck fleet

Worth a call if you sell: Fleet, fuel, safety, uniforms, insurance

6Cited for forklift or racking violations

Worth a call if you sell: Forklifts, racking, dock equipment, safety training

6Cited for welding or compressed-gas violations

Worth a call if you sell: Welding gas and supplies, PPE, fume extraction, fire safety

3Just raised private money

Worth a call if you sell: IT, office, staffing, facilities, benefits

51Won new federal contracts

Worth a call if you sell: Anyone selling to a growing contractor

30Received new federal grants

Worth a call if you sell: Sellers to colleges, cities, nonprofits

178Recent OSHA inspection

Worth a call if you sell: Safety, PPE, training, maintenance

3Recent wage-and-hour finding

Worth a call if you sell: Payroll, HR, scheduling, staffing

19Serious EPA compliance issue

Worth a call if you sell: Environmental, waste, chemical, water

1School or library with an open IT bid

Worth a call if you sell: IT, networking, telecom

50School or library with new IT funding

Worth a call if you sell: IT, networking, telecom

2Healthcare data breach reported

Worth a call if you sell: Cybersecurity, IT, compliance

Background: 203 companies in Vermont run 10 or more trucks, their own or for hire (FMCSA). Inside the app, fleet size shows on every company that has one.

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Counts from FMCSA, SEC, USAspending, OSHA (including forklift and racking citations), the Labor Department, EPA, FDA, USAC and CMS records, refreshed Oct 31, 2026. Counts only; no company is named on this page.