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Writing Civil/Structural Specifications

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Writing Civil/Structural Specifications

Writing Civil/Structural Specifications

(OP)
I'm trying to update some General Specifications which are used at my company and haven't been kept in order.

It seems that some people at the company just put their own specs together over time, but I'd like to build a decent General Spec in a format that can be kept up to date.

Does anyone know a good source for a basic or skeleton specification to start off with, or even any guidelines.


I'm based in Ireland but we generally work to BS or Eurocodes.

Any advice would be appreciated.
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RE: Writing Civil/Structural Specifications

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Thanks dik,

I'm checking NMS out, but it seems to be North Amercian based.  Do you know of any equivalent on my side of the Atlantic?

RE: Writing Civil/Structural Specifications

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