International Building Code: Federal level building standards that provide minimum requirements for building safety, fire protection, and structural stability
Americans with Disabilities Act: Federal law requiring buildings to be accessible to persons with disabilities, including specific design requirements
OSHA Requirements: Federal workplace safety regulations that must be met in the final construction, including emergency exits and safety features
NFPA Standards: National Fire Protection Association requirements for fire safety systems, emergency lighting, and fire resistance
Energy Conservation Codes: Federal energy efficiency requirements for buildings, including insulation and HVAC specifications
State Building Codes: State-specific modifications and additions to the International Building Code, varying by jurisdiction
Local Building Ordinances: Municipal and county-specific construction requirements, including zoning laws and local building regulations
Professional Certification Requirements: State and local requirements for professional engineers and architects to certify completion of construction
Environmental Compliance: EPA and state-level environmental protection requirements, including stormwater management and air quality standards
Certificate of Occupancy Requirements: Local government requirements for final inspection and documentation needed before building occupancy is permitted
As-Built Documentation: Requirements for final documentation showing actual construction details, including any approved changes from original plans
Warranty Documentation: Requirements for documenting warranties on materials, systems, and workmanship provided by contractors and manufacturers
