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Chicago Introduces First New Building Code in 70 Years

Chicago Introduces First New Building Code in 70 Years

March 25, 2019
New code will align more closely with national standards and provide more flexibility for new construction and building renovations.

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NAHB Analysis: Multifamily Housing Production to Start Leveling Off

ICC Calls for Input on Building Code Changes

March 19, 2019
The code development hearings in April will provide all interested parties an opportunity to review proposed changes to the 2021 I-Codes.
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FPE Corner

Are Sprinklers Required? — Reprised

Many provisions in the IBC and IFC pertain to fire sprinklers, not only those in IBC Chapter 9.
March 4, 2019
Samuel S. Dannaway
This is an outline of many areas in the codes where sprinklers are required or used to take advantage of the many trade-offs giving architects and builders flexibility in the design and construction of a building.
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FlowGuard Gold Offers Piping Insights, Chance to Win $15,000 at Builders’ Show

FlowGuard Gold Offers Piping Insights, Chance to Win $15,000 at Builders’ Show

February 13, 2019

Keeping with the Las Vegas location, the booth will feature a slot machine game that educates visitors about the piping materials they use


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2019 Wolseley ONE Tradeshows to Kick Off in March

This Year's Wolseley ONE Tradeshows to Kick off in March

February 11, 2019
The company’s Ontario event on March 27, 2019, will be the first of six Wolseley ONE Tradeshows to take places across Canada this year.
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Core & Main Plans to Acquire Maskell Pipe & Supply, Enhance HDPE Pipe Solutions

Core & Main Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire DCL Fabrication & Supply

January 21, 2019
The acquisition further expands Core & Main's fire protection offering in the Midwest region.
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Core & Main Plans to Acquire Maskell Pipe & Supply, Enhance HDPE Pipe Solutions

Core & Main Plans to Acquire Maskell Pipe & Supply, Enhance HDPE Pipe Solutions

January 21, 2019
This will be Core & Main's fifth acquisition since becoming an independent company in August 2017.
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FPE Corner

Thoughts on Wildfires

Managing our forests properly and understanding the dangers of fires can help us all be more prepared.
January 5, 2019
Samuel S. Dannaway
At the writing of the column, the death toll in the Camp Fire is 84 people with 475 people missing. It has burned more than 250 square miles and destroyed more than 14,000 homes.
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Anvil International Acquires Basic-PSA

January 3, 2019
The acquisition strengthens Anvil EPS products and services in the power industry.
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FPE Corner

The Trouble With (Some) AHJs

Young fire protection engineers need mentors to help them use good judgment.
December 3, 2018
Samuel S. Dannaway
Ah yes, AHJs. You cannot live with them and you most definitely cannot live without them. The official NFPA definition of an Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) is “An organization, office or individual responsible for enforcing the requirements of a code or standard, or for approving equipment, materials, an installation or a procedure.”
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