New research by the National Institute of Standards and Technology has uncovered an unexpected side effect of air sterilization devices.

The expanded MoU brings together IAPMO, ASPE, ASSE and ARCSA to strengthen collaboration on plumbing standards, training and water conservation.

When Legionella strikes, emergency flushing and disinfection of a building’s water systems isn’t just critical—it’s the first line of defense against a deadly outbreak.

This adoption helps guarantee the safety, accessibility and efficiency of the Nashville community.

A new study from the Plastic Pipe and Fittings Association, conducted by researchers at Drexel University suggests higher flow velocities and smaller diameter plumbing results in better building water quality.

Idle pallets may seem harmless, but without proper sprinkler system design, they can become the most dangerous fire hazard in your building—here’s how the 2025 NFPA 13 addresses that risk.

NFPA has released findings from its third annual industry survey conducted at the NFPA 2025 Conference & Expo.

A new study from the Plastic Pipe and Fittings Association, conducted by researchers at Drexel University suggests higher flow velocities and smaller diameter plumbing results in better building water quality.

NFPA completed the election of its board of directors at its annual meeting on June 16, 2025, which included the naming of one new officer, one new director, the election of one new member, and the reelection of three members of the board.

IAPMO has posted online the 2025 Report on Comments for the 2027 editions of these American National Standard-designated model codes.