On Aug 27, 2026 CivilGrid raised a $26M Series A led by Spark Capital. The company builds underground-utility mapping and infrastructure-planning software, part of an investor tilt toward startups tied to physical infrastructure and regulated workflows.
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CivilGrid raises $26M Series A led by Spark Capital for infrastructure mapping
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Proptech and construction founders can use CivilGrid-style utility data to de-risk site planning; the round also signals VC appetite for software wrapped around physical, permitted work.
Source: Tech Startups
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