The Virginia data-center gen-set permit pack.
Every issued Virginia DEQ data-center gen-set air permit between 2024 and 2026 — structured into the same row shape we ship in the seat product, annotated with human-QA notes on every flagged field, and traceable back to the source agency PDF. The lowest-friction way to evaluate Cinderbench against the precedent that binds your application.
- Window
- 2024–2026
- Files
- CSV + summary + PDFs
- Price
- $1,500
Open every row beside its source document.
This review card is the release checkpoint: confirm the exact CSV values, inspect the source path, and open the original agency PDF on the iPad. The customer archive stays private until the reviewed artifact receives explicit founder sign-off.
CSV, summary, and source PDFs.
The structured row is the same shape Cinderbench ships in the seat product. Run the queries you would run in production against this single precedent wedge, and decide whether to scale against the full corpus from there.
No button goes live until every CSV row reconciles.
AI extraction can read a permit, but the only difference between a non-issue and a year of agency review is whether a parsed generator run-hour cap was the NSPS default, a synthetic-minor limit, or a contested negotiation. The button on this page stays
If your precedent wedge is wider, the seat product is the answer.
The pack validates the shape and the QA stance. The seat subscription ($12k–24k per seat per year) unlocks every state-issued air permit Cinderbench parses, with weekly change logs on APG amendments and Tier decisions.