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RubblePass Exchange

Let recovery partners see upcoming material before removal day.

The Exchange connects approved material records with selected facilities, buyers and reuse organizations. It is evidence-first coordination: quantity ranges, condition, timing and eligibility travel with the listing, while sensitive source information stays protected.

RubblePass does not guarantee a buyer, facility capacity, price, collection, acceptance or regulatory eligibility.

Evidence-first discovery

A listing is a controlled view of a material record—not a disconnected advertisement.

Eligibility check

Hazard, ownership, publication permission, review status and required evidence are checked before wider visibility is available.

Useful filters

Search by material, quantity range, condition, evidence level, availability, generalized location and preferred recovery route.

Protected origin

Public views show a district or radius. Exact addresses and private project documents remain separately permissioned.

Availability window

Source teams communicate when a batch is expected, when collection can occur and what scheduling constraints remain.

Reservation request

Interested organizations request a quantity and provide context. The source organization can approve, decline or ask for clarification.

Connected conversation

Decisions, permitted documents and collection coordination remain attached to the listing and future custody record.

Match journey

Private coordination first; broader publication only when appropriate.

  1. 01

    Prepare the batch

    Confirm the material description, P10/P50/P90 quantity, evidence, condition, timing, route preference and publication permission.

    Source team
  2. 02

    Choose visibility

    Keep the record private, invite selected partners, share it with an organization network or publish an approved public view.

    Permissioned
  3. 03

    Review interest

    Compare requests against technical needs, schedule, requested quantity and evidence requirements rather than accepting a match automatically.

    Human decision
  4. 04

    Confirm collection

    An accepted reservation creates a planned collection window and the beginning of a custody chain.

    Planned
  5. 05

    Record the outcome

    Collected, delivered and accepted quantities are recorded through passport events. Rejected or corrected outcomes remain visible.

    Custody
  • Private network, invited partner, organization network and public visibility states
  • Request quote, fixed price, free transfer, donation or internal transfer terms
  • Range quantities and evidence level shown together
  • No exact address in the public listing serializer

Exchange boundaries

Coordination stays honest when uncertainty and responsibility remain visible.

No guaranteed liquidity

A listed material may receive no suitable interest. RubblePass does not claim live marketplace volume or guaranteed demand.

No automatic technical approval

A buyer request does not remove professional-review, testing, condition or facility-acceptance requirements.

No embedded payment in the first release

The platform records commercial terms and coordination. Contracting and payment remain outside RubblePass unless a future verified integration is enabled.

No hidden outcome rewrite

If a batch is partially accepted, rejected or corrected, the original events remain linked in the custody record.

Start with evidence

Bring an upcoming material batch into the conversation earlier.

A controlled pilot can test listing quality, evidence requirements, partner response and collection coordination before any marketplace scale claims are made.