Information visitors provide
Website forms may collect contact information, property or project location, damage or scope details, organization information, procurement references, and communication preferences.
How information may be used
Information may be used to respond to requests, qualify service or contracting opportunities, create authorized CRM records, maintain communication history, protect the service, and meet legal or compliance obligations.
Messaging
Final production forms must state the approved telephone, email, and text-message consent terms. Consent must not be represented as a condition of purchase when it is not.
Federal information
Public forms must not be used for controlled, classified, export-controlled, source-selection-sensitive, credential, or other protected information. A secure approved channel should be established before exchanging nonpublic procurement material.
Analytics and cookies
The local build contains no third-party analytics or advertising scripts. This section must be updated before any analytics, call tracking, advertising pixel, chat widget, session replay, or consent-management tool is enabled.
Retention, sharing, and rights
Final language must accurately identify service providers, retention periods, legal bases, applicable consumer choices, contact methods, and jurisdiction-specific rights.
Publication blocker: legal/business review and exact vendor inventory are required.