Florida Business Data &
AI-Ready Datasets

60+ Florida small business grant, loan, and incentive programs from federal, state, county, and municipal sources. Searchable by agency level, program type, award amount, and business category. Includes SBA, Florida DEO, CareerSource, USDA, Miami-Dade, Broward, and Orange County programs.

Florida DBPR contractor license types, county Business Tax Receipts (BTR), building permit databases, and special licensing sources. Covers access methods, legal frameworks, coverage estimates, and integration notes for 24 verified Florida licensing data sources.

Official building permit data from Miami-Dade, Broward, Orange, and Hillsborough counties. Contractor names, license numbers, work types, valuations — queryable by zip, county, date range.

Complete Florida Department of Revenue NAL (Name-Address-Legal) parcel dataset — all 10.9 million parcels across all 67 counties. Residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, institutional and government property with owner name, assessed value, just value, taxable value, land area, building SF, year built, sale history, and legal description. The most complete property tax dataset in Florida, freely available as public records under FL Statute 119.

Florida statewide parcel data from the FL Department of Revenue and all 67 county property appraisers. 10.9M total parcels, ~2.9M commercial/industrial. Covers assessed values, ownership, land use codes, and GIS coordinates. All freely available as public records under FL Statute 119.

Florida Department of Revenue annual tax roll files: NAL (name-address-legal), NAP (building characteristics), and SDF (qualified sales). Every parcel in Florida with assessed value, exemptions, market value, year built, and qualified sale history. Public records, freely downloadable.

Florida deed transfer records from 5 major counties. Covers warranty deeds, quit-claim deeds, special warranty deeds with grantor/grantee, sale price, parcel ID, and property address. Queryable via free JSON API.

Florida health and safety inspection records for non-restaurant facilities: cosmetology salons, barbershops, nail salons, tattoo studios, public pools, hotels, and licensed daycares. Sources: FL DBPR, FL Department of Health, and DCF. All public records under FL Statute 119.

Florida parcel-level zoning codes and land use designations from all 67 counties, the FL DOR statewide parcel dataset, and county planning GIS portals. Covers commercial zones (C-1 through C-3), industrial zones, mixed-use designations, and Future Land Use Maps (FLUM) from local comprehensive plans.

Florida small business financing data from SBA programs: 7(a) loans, 504 fixed-asset loans, Microloans, COVID PPP (983K FL businesses), EIDL disaster loans, and CDFI lending programs. All federal public domain data. Business names, addresses, NAICS codes, loan amounts, and lender info included.

Florida public company 10-K annual filings from SEC EDGAR. Includes CIK, company name, filing date, SIC code, state of incorporation, and business address. Searchable by city, ZIP, and SIC code. Federal public domain via SEC EDGAR EFTS API.

Florida entities registered in SAM.gov for federal contracting and grant eligibility. DUNS numbers, CAGE codes, NAICS codes, entity type, and registration status. Required for any federal award over $25,000. Federal public domain via GSA.

Florida workforce and employment data from BLS QCEW (quarterly wages/employment by county), LAUS (monthly unemployment rates), OEWS (occupational wages), Census LEHD QWI (hiring flows), and FL DEO regional reports. All 67 counties, all major industries, monthly through quarterly updates.

Every EPA-regulated facility in Florida from the EPA Facility Registry Service (FRS): factories, gas stations, waste handlers, water treatment plants, and brownfield sites. Includes NAICS/SIC codes, environmental program interests (RCRA, CWA, CAA, etc.), and GPS coordinates. Federal public domain — zero restrictions.

Florida business and place locations from the Overture Maps Foundation — an open data consortium backed by Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and TomTom. Millions of FL POIs with coordinates, business categories, phone numbers, websites, and brand identifiers. ODbL license — free to use with attribution.

Microsoft USBuildingFootprints v2 — every building in Florida with centroid coordinates, footprint area in square feet, bounding box, and county assignment. Extracted from satellite imagery. ODbL licensed — free to use with attribution.

Every licensed contractor and professional in Florida from the FL Department of Business & Professional Regulation (DBPR). Construction contractors, electrical contractors, and real estate professionals (brokers, sales associates). License number, status, expiration, address, and county for each licensee. Public record — updated weekly.

All Florida Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco (ABT) division licenses from the FL Dept of Business & Professional Regulation. Includes quota licenses (4COP, 2COP, 3PS — population-capped under FL §561.20) and non-quota licenses (SRX, 1COP, 1PS). County-by-county license counts with estimated transfer price ranges ($25K–$350K+) for M&A due diligence on bar, restaurant, and liquor store acquisitions.

Water use permits (CUP/WUP) from all five Florida Water Management Districts: SFWMD, SJRWMD, SWFWMD, SRWMD, and NWFWMD. Includes permit holder, water source, daily allocation in gallons, permit status, issue/expiration dates, and geo-coordinates.

Florida groundwater monitoring wells from the USGS National Water Information System (NWIS). Includes site location, well depth, aquifer name, and latest water level measurements.

Water permits issued by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC). Includes surface water withdrawal, groundwater withdrawal, NPDES discharge, stormwater, dam safety, and aquifer storage permits across all 46 SC counties. Permit holder, facility, water source, coordinates, and status.

Groundwater monitoring stations across South Carolina from the USGS National Water Information System (NWIS). Includes well site ID, name, type, coordinates, county, aquifer system, well depth, and water level measurements. Public domain US Government data.

Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards taxonomy — the world's most widely used ESG reporting framework. Every GRI disclosure requirement with standard code, topic area, and description. Covers GRI 100 (Universal), 200 (Economic), 300 (Environmental), and 400 (Social) series. Use this to understand what ESG metrics any organization should track and report.

SASB (Sustainability Accounting Standards Board) Materiality Maps: 77 industries × 26 ESG issues showing which sustainability topics are financially material for each industry. Includes SICS-to-NAICS cross-reference so businesses can query by NAICS code. Covers Consumer Goods, Financials, Health Care, Technology, Transportation, and 7 more SICS sectors.

Facility-level greenhouse gas emissions from the EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP). Over 8,000 US industrial facilities report annually — power plants, refineries, chemical manufacturers, cement producers, and more. Includes total CO2-equivalent emissions in metric tons, NAICS codes, parent company, and full address with lat/lng.

Country-level ESG metrics from the World Bank Open Data API. 20 key indicators covering environmental (CO2 emissions, renewable energy, forest cover), social (literacy, life expectancy, sanitation access), and governance (rule of law, corruption control, government effectiveness) dimensions across 217 countries with 10 years of history.

Structured database of global ESG regulations and sustainability policy frameworks. Covers EU Taxonomy, CSRD, SEC Climate Disclosure, carbon pricing schemes, and regional sustainability mandates. Filterable by region, sector, and regulation type.

Comprehensive catalog of AI-optimized hardware: GPUs, TPUs, inference accelerators, edge computing devices. Machine-readable specs, cloud pricing, performance tiers, and use cases. Covers NVIDIA, AMD, Google, Cerebras, Graphcore, and 20+ manufacturers.

Machine-readable standard operating procedures for legacy computing systems: IBM 360/370/3090, VAX/VMS, CDC 6600, Cray-1, and other vintage hardware platforms. Structured for AI agent consumption and legacy system modernization workflows.

Structured compliance data covering AI governance frameworks, regulatory requirements, and policy constraints. Covers GDPR, EU AI Act, CCPA, HIPAA, SOX, and sector-specific frameworks. Designed for agent-readable consumption and automated compliance checking.

Structured evaluation environments and benchmark datasets for training and testing AI agent performance. Covers reasoning, planning, tool use, multi-step decision-making, and domain-specific tasks. Each gym includes evaluation criteria, difficulty ratings, and expected behaviors.

Machine-readable standard operating procedures for legacy computing systems including IBM 360/370/3090, VAX/VMS, CDC 6600, Cray-1, and other vintage hardware platforms.

74,160+ Florida food establishments with 925,000+ inspection records from DBPR (restaurants, food trucks, caterers) and FDACS (grocery, bakery, retail food). Scores, grades, violations, emergency closures across all 67 FL counties. Public record — freely available via weekly CSV.