WeFi Capital buyer-window signal capture

Evidence

• USAspending award W912WJ26PA099: a Department of the Army purchase order to IBS L.L.C (UEI ZMWAL5FSMNG4, Cromwell) for HVAC system repairs at Buffumville Lake, Charlton, Massachusetts, $211,104.91, signed June 15, 2026, performance July 8, 2026 to January 2, 2027.
• Connecticut's UCC dataset lists financing statement 0005361834, accepted February 20, 2026, debtor IBS LLC, 287 Main St, Cromwell, secured party Bitty Advance 2, LLC of Dania Beach, Florida, status Active, lapse February 20, 2031.

Practical opening

“The Army signed a $211,104.91 HVAC purchase order with IBS on June 15, running to January 2027. Bitty Advance 2 filed against IBS LLC on February 20, 2026, still active. That suggests three federal jobs are being carried on the owners' cash while the February position reaches renewal. We could ask how the June jobs are carried and offer a renewal or a second position.”

Claim boundaryDo not say IBS is behind on Bitty, stacked, or shopping for money, and do not quote a revenue figure; the record shows one position, one surety, one SBA lien and one purchase order.

The Bitty balance and the SBA loan balance are unknown, and the SBA lien may sit ahead of any new position.

Decision ownerAaron Crafa, Principal, IBS LLC · aaron@ibsconstructionllc.com

Evidence

• Florida corporation record L26000468692: Ponce De Leon Group USA LLC, filed September 8, 2026, active, principal address 12720 S Orange Blossom Trl, Suite 19, members Melisa M and Ricardo J Ponce De Leon.
• Florida UCC filing 202602853516, a UCC-1 filed September 14, 2026 against Peruanisima LLC, Altamonte Springs, secured party First Corporate Solutions, as Representative; the filing image covers all machinery, equipment, inventory, receivables and general intangibles, with proceeds; expires 2031.

Practical opening

“On September 8 the family registered a new company at 12720 S Orange Blossom Trail. A September 14 UCC-1 takes all the bakery's assets for a lender filing through a nominee. That suggests the second store is built on borrowed money, the September filing a second position. We could ask what the second store needs to open and offer a position sized to it.”

Claim boundaryDo not call either filing a merchant cash advance, and do not say the bakery is stacked, behind, or maxed out; the WebBank filing takes receivables and the September filing takes all assets, and neither names the lender or the balance.

The second store may be landlord-funded through a tenant improvement allowance, which would shrink the cash need.

Decision ownerMelissa M Ponce De Leon, Member, Peruanisima LLC · (407) 951-6057 (phone first)

Evidence

• Company release of July 22, 2026, datelined St Cloud (PR Quantum): L.I Roadside Care & Towing is broadening tow truck services to all of Central Florida, extending beyond its St. Cloud base 24/7, with a fleet equipped for passenger cars, RVs, boat trailers and semi-trucks.
• Florida UCC filing 202601553659, a UCC-1 filed May 28, 2026 against L.I Roadside Care Inc, Miramar, secured party Corporation Service Company, as Representative; the filing image says the secured party purchased certain future receipts from the debtor; expires May 28, 2031.

Practical opening

“On July 22 the company announced Central Florida towing from a St. Cloud base with semi-truck capacity. A May 28 UCC-1 records that a funder bought the company's future receipts, filed through a nominee. That suggests trucks and base are paid for while the May advance still runs. We could ask what the trucks cost and offer a renewal or a second position.”

Claim boundaryDo not say L.I Roadside is stacked, behind, or shopping for money, and do not name the funder; the registry shows purchased receipts and dates, and the expansion is the company's own announcement.

The operating event is the company's own release; no permit, lease, FMCSA record or license change was found to corroborate the St. Cloud base or the trucks.

Decision ownerLuis Espinal, Manager, L.I Roadside Care Inc · 954-829-3708 (phone first)