Material needed now. Dirt that has to go now.

What AggDash is: the fast lane. A contractor posts an exact amount of material with an exact deadline inside the next seven days, either something they need delivered to the site or excess aggregate and fill dirt they need hauled off it. We blast it to verified carriers whose radius and equipment match, and it lands here at the same moment. Some posters name a firm price, some leave it open for your number. Anything further out than seven days lives on Project RFPs instead.

Claiming holds it, it does not dispatch it. The first carrier to claim gets a short exclusive hold while a broker verifies insurance, capacity and scope, then calls to confirm. Nothing rolls before that call. That is the whole point: an urgent load is exactly where an unvetted truck does the most damage. Brokered by Freight Broker Group LLC (USDOT #4413464, MC #1734098).

An awarded load stays up, marked Pending, and still takes backups. Pending means one carrier is confirmed and the stone has not moved yet. Any other carrier can put their name behind it as a backup: no hold, no clock, nothing owed, and no truck to keep free. If the confirmed carrier does not run it, a broker calls the backups in order rather than starting the search over at 6am with an empty jobsite waiting.