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Specifications
Dimensions and Pressure Ratings

CPVC tubing and fittings used in potable water systems are manufactured to the
dimensions and specifications outlined in ASTM D 2846 (Tables I through III). This
product is tan in color, and the tubing has the same outside diameter as copper
tubing. It is, therefore, identified as copper-tube-size (CTS) CPVC. Tubing up through
nominal 2 size is manufactured to a standard dimension ratio (SDR) of 11. The
standard dimension ratio represents the ratio of the tubing O.D. to the tubing wall
thickness. Consequently, all of the SDR 11 CPVC sizes have the same pressure
rating (Table IV).
TABLE I
Outside Diameters, Wall Thicknesses and Tolerances for CPVC 4120, SDR 11
Plastic Tubinga per ASTM D 2846
NOMINAL
SIZE
AVERAGE
TOLERANCE ON
TUBING O.D. AVERAGE O.D.
AVERAGE
TUBING I.D.
WALL
THICKNESS
TOLERANCE
ON WALL
1/2
0.625
0.003
0.489
0.068
+0.020
3/4
0.875
0.003
0.715
0.080
+0.020
1.125
0.003
0.921
0.102
+0.020
1 1/4
1.375
0.003
1.125
0.125
+0.020
1 1/2
1.625
0.004
1.329
0.148
+0.020
2.125
0.004
1.739
0.193
+0.023
All dimensions are in inches.
TABLE II
Tapered Socket Dimensions for CPVC 4120, SDR 11, Plastic Tubing Fittingsa per
ASTM D 2846
EB
NOMINAL
SIZE
SOCKET
ENTRANCE
(A) I.D.
TOLERANCE
SOCKET
BOTTOM
(B) I.D.
TOLERANCE
EA
(C)
Min.
(D)
Min.
(Ea)
Min.
(Eb)
Min.
(F)
Min.
1/2
0.633
0.003
0.619
0.003
0.500
0.489
0.068
0.102
0.128
3/4
0.884
0.003
0.870
0.003
0.700
0.715
0.080
0.102
0.128
1.135
0.003
1.121
0.003
0.900
0.921
0.102
0.102
0.128
1 1/4
1.386
0.003
1.372
0.003
1.100
1.125
0.125
0.125
0.156
1 1/2
1.640
0.004
1.622
0.004
1.300
1.329
0.148
0.148
0.185
2.141
0.004
2.123
0.004
1.700
1.739
0.193
0.193
0.241
TABLE III
Minimum Dimensions from Center to End of Socket (Laying Length) for CPVC
4120, SDR 11 Plastic Tubing Fittingsa per ASTM D 2846
45
G
G
N
NOMINAL SIZE
(G)
Min.
(J)
Min.
(N)
Min.
1/2
0.382
0.183
0.102
3/4
0.507
0.235
0.102
0.633
0.287
0.102
1 1/4
0.758
0.339
0.102
1 1/2
0.884
0.391
0.102
1.134
0.495
0.102
TABLE IV
Pressure Ratings for CPVC 4120, SDR 11 Plastic Tubing per ASTM D 2846
NOMINAL SIZE
PRESSURE RATING, PSI

@73F
@180F
1/2
400
100
3/4
400
100
400
100
1 1/4
400
100
1 1/2
400
100
400
100
Pressure ratings as a function of temperature for CTS CPVC 4120 pipe were determined by the Plastic Pipe and Fitting Association (PPFA). These data were extracted
from their Bulletin No. 2-80 (10/79) and are given in Table V.
TABLE V
Pressure Rating vs Temperature for CTS CPVC 4120 SDR 11 Plastic Tubing
DE-RATING
FACTOR
PRESSURE RATING FOR

SDR11 CPVC 4120 PIPE
PSI
73
1.00
400
80
1.00
400
90
0.91
360
100
0.82
325
120
0.65
260
140
0.50
200
160
0.40
160
180
0.25
100
200
0.20
80
TEMPERATURE
DEGREE F
Engineering
How to Allow for

Thermal Expansion/Contraction
Like all piping materials, CPVC expands when heated and contracts when cooled.
CPVC piping (regardless of pipe diameter) will expand about 3.5 inches per 100 ft.
of length when subjected to a 100F temperature increase. Therefore, allowances
must be made for this resulting movement. In addition, the pipe must be hung with
smooth straps which will not restrict the movement.
Generally, thermal expansion can be accommodated with changes in direction;
however, a long straight run may require an offset or loop. For convenience, loop (or
offset) lengths have been calculated for different pipe sizes and different run lengths
with a temperature increase (T) of about 80F. The results, shown in Table VI, are
presented simply as a handy guide for quick and easy determinations of acceptable
loop lengths for the approximate conditions.
TABLE VI
Calculated Loop (Offset) Lengths for CPVC Piping with T of about 80F
NOM.
SIZE
AVG.
O.D.
LENGTH OF RUN IN FEET

20
40
60
80
100
LOOP LENGTH L IN INCHES

1/2
.625
22
31
38
44
50
3/4
.875
26
37
46
52
58
1.125
30
42
52
60
67
1 1/4
1.375
33
47
57
66
74
1 1/2
1.625
36
51
62
72
80
2.125
41
58
71
82
91
An example was selected from the guide in Table VI to demonstrate the use of
these data in the following three methods of compensating for the thermal expansion.
Example:
Pipe size = 1/2 in.

Length of run = 60 ft.
L = 38 in. (from Table)
L
5
L
4
2L
5
(15 1/4")
L
5
Support
Guides
L
2
(19")
L
5
LOOP
L
(38")
L
4
OFFSET
60' Run)
CHANGE IN
DIRECTION
Do not butt up against
fixed structures
(joist, stud, wall)
The following information and equations can be used to calculate specific values of thermal expansion and loop (or offset) lengths for CPVC piping systems:
Equation 1.
Where
Thermal Expansion = e = Lp C T
Lp = Length of Pipe, in.
C = Coefficient of thermal expansion, in./in./F
t = Change in temperature, F
For CPVC C = 3.4 x 10-5 in./in./F.

Example:
Calculate the change in length of a 100-ft. section of

CPVC pipe when heated from 75F to 160F
Thermal Expansion, e = Lp C T
= 1200 in. x 3.4 x 10-5 x (160-75F)
= 3.5 in.
The following equation is used to determine the developed length (L) of pipe
required in an expansion loop or offset:
Equation 2.
Where
Example:
1/
2
( )
Developed length = L = 3ED e

S
E = Modulus of elasticity, psi (Table VII)

D = Outside diameter of pipe, in.
e = Thermal expansion, in. (from Eq. 1)
S = Allowable fiber stress, psi (Table VII)
Calculate the minimum offset required for a 60-ft.
run of 1/2 CPVC for a temperature increase
from 80F to 160F.
From Equation 1:
e = 60 ft. x 12/ft. x 3.4 x 10-5 x (160-80)F

= 2.0 in.
From Equation 2:
L=
1/
2
3 x 291,000 x .625 x 2.0

750
L = 38
The developed length, L=38, calculated here, is consistent with the L values
given in Table VI.
TABLE VII
Modulus of Elasticity for CPVC
TEMPERATURE (F)
MODULUS, E (PSI)
STRESS, S (PSI)
73
423,000
2000
90
403,000
1800
110
371,000
1500
120
355,000
1300
140
323,000
1000
160
291,000
750
180
269,000
500
Head-Loss Characteristics
of CPVC Piping Systems
The flow characteristics of water flowing through piping systems are affected
by several factors including system configuration, pipe size and length, friction at
the pipe and fitting surfaces, etc. These and other factors cause a reduction in pressure (head loss, also expressed as pressure drop) over the length of the system. This
section of text deals only with the head losses that result from frictional forces in the
various sizes of CPVC pipe and fittings.
The William and Hazen formula can be used to adequately describe these losses:a
Head Loss:
( )
HL = 0.2083
100
CS
1.852
RF1.852
DI4.8655
Where
HL = Frictional head loss (ft. of water per 100 ft.)
NOTE:
One foot of water = 0.4335 psi.

RF = Flow rate (gal./min.)
DI = Inside diameter of pipe (in.)
NOTE:I.D. values in Table I were reduced by 0.005 in. to
adjust for reasonable wall tolerances and used in
these calculations.
CS =
Surface constant for pipe (For CPVC the acceptable

value of C = 150.)
This formula was used to calculate water velocities, head losses and pressure
drops as a function of flow rates for the six sizes of CTS CPVC pipe discussed in
this report. The results are given in Table VIII.
The procedure for establishing a limiting or maximum flow velocity that is applicable to any piping material is not well defined. For some materials, there may be
velocities that can create abrasion or erosion, but there is no evidence that this occurs with CPVC piping under any known operating conditions. An investigation of
some CPVC systems revealed that velocities of 7 to 17 feet per second could be
developed under maximum flow conditions. Based on both field experience and
laboratory investigation, a maximum flow velocity of 10 feet per second can be used
for CPVC system design.
a
Plastic Pipe Institute Technical Report No. PPI-TRI 4-March 1971.
TABLE VIII
Frictional Losses for CTS CPVC Pipe at Different Flow Rates
FLOW
RATE
(gpm)
1/2
3/4
VW
HL
PL
VW
HL
PL
VW
HL
PL
1.74
3.36
1.46
0.81
0.52
0.23
3.49
12.12
5.25
1.62
1.88
0.81
0.97
0.54
0.24
5.23
25.68
11.13
2.43
3.98
1.73
1.46
1.15
0.50
6.98
43.75
18.96
3.24
6.78
2.94
1.95
1.96
0.85
8.72
66.13
28.67
4.05
10.25
4.44
2.44
2.97
1.29
10.47
92.70
40.18
4.86
14.37
6.23
2.92
4.16
1.80
12.21
123.33
53.46
5.67
19.12
8.29
3.41
5.53
2.40
13.96
157.93
68.46
6.49
24.48
10.61
3.90
7.09
3.07
15.70
196.42
85.15
7.30
30.44
13.20
4.38
8.81
3.82
10
17.45
238.75
103.50
8.11
37.00
16.04
4.87
10.71
4.64
12.16
78.41
33.99
7.31
22.70
9.84
20
9.74
38.68
16.77
25
12.18
58.47
25.35
15
VW = Water velocity, ft. per sec

HL = Head loss, ft. of water per 100 ft.
PL = Pressure loss, psi per 100 ft.
TABLE VIII (CONTINUED)

Frictional Losses for CTS CPVC Pipe at Different Flow Rates
FLOW
RATE
(gpm)
1 1/4
1 1/2
VW
HL
PL
VW
HL
PL
VW
HL
PL
10
3.26
4.03
1.75
2.48
1.78
0.77
1.36
0.48
0.59
15
4.89
8.54
3.70
3.72
3.78
1.64
2.04
1.02
0.88
20
6.52
14.54
6.30
4.96
6.44
2.79
2.72
1.73
1.18
25
8.14
21.98
9.53
6.20
9.74
4.22
3.40
2.62
1.47
30
9.77
30.81
13.36
7.44
13.65
5.92
4.08
3.67
1.77
35
11.23
40.99
17.77
8.68
18.16
7.87
4.76
4.89
2.06
40
9.92
23.26
10.08
5.44
6.26
2.36
45
11.17
28.92
12.54
6.12
7.78
2.65
50
12.41
35.16
15.24
6.80
9.46
2.95
60
8.15
13.26
3.54
70
9.51
17.64
4.12
80
10.87
22.59
4.71
90
12.23
28.10
5.30

In order to look at the head loss data as a function of flow velocity, the Williams
and Hazen formula was again used to calculate loss values and flow rates for several
increments of flow-velocity between 2 ft./sec and 10 ft./sec. These data are given in
Table IX.
TABLE IX
Frictional Losses for CTS CPVC Pipe at Different Water Velocities
1/2
VW
3/4
FR
HL
PL
FR
HL
PL
FR
HL
PL
1.14
4.28
1.86
2.47
2.78
1.20
4.11
2.07
0.90
2.29
15.56
6.75
4.94
10.02
4.34
8.22
7.47
3.24
2.87
23.64
10.25
6.17
15.12
6.55
10.27
11.28
4.89
3.44
33.07
14.34
7.40
21.18
9.18
12.32
15.81
6.85
4.59
56.41
24.45
9.87
36.10
15.65
16.43
26.94
11.68
10
5.74
85.35
37.00
12.34
54.59
23.66
20.54
40.73
17.66
1 1/4
VW
1 1/2
FR
HL
PL
FR
HL
PL
FR
HL
PL
6.14
1.64
0.71
8.58
1.34
0.58
14.72
1.02
0.44
12.28
5.93
2.57
17.17
4.84
2.10
29.44
3.68
1.60
15.36
8.98
3.89
21.46
7.31
3.17
36.81
5.56
2.41
18.43
12.58
5.45
25.75
10.25
4.44
44.17
7.80
3.38
24.57
21.42
9.29
34.34
17.47
7.57
58.89
13.28
5.76
10
30.71
32.38
14.04
42.92
26.40
11.44
73.61
20.08
8.71

In addition to head losses which result from frictional forces in the pipe, losses
also occur when water flows through valves, fittings, etc, in the system. These losses
are difficult to calculate due to the complex internal configuration of the various
fittings. Generally, loss values are determined for each fitting configuration by experimental tests and are expressed in terms of equivalent length of straight pipe.
It appears at present that very little work has been done to measure loss factors
in CTS CPVC fittings. However, data have been found in several publications on
iron-pipe-size (IPS) PVC valves and fittings. From these publications some typical
loss-factor data were selected from the Building Officials and Code Administrators
(BOCA) Plumbing Code Book 1987 for several PVC valves and fittings and are
presented here as being fairly representative of values experienced with CTS CPVC
(Table X).
TABLE X
Frictional Loss in Pipe Fittings in Terms of Equivalent
Length (L) Feet of Straight Pipea
GATE
NOMINAL VALVE
PIPE
FULL
SIZE
OPEN
GLOBE
VALVE
FULL
OPEN
1/2
.41
17.6
3/4
.55
23.3
.70
1 1/4
ANGLE
VALVE
FULL
OPEN
LONG
RADIUS
90 OR 45
90
STD
ELBOW ELBOW
STD
TEE
THRU
FLOW
STD
TEE
BRANCH
FLOW
5.18
1.55
.83
1.04
3.11
10.3
6.86
2.06
1.10
1.37
4.12
29.7
13.1
8.74
2.62
1.40
1.75
5.25
.92
39.1
17.3
11.5
3.45
1.84
2.30
6.90
1 1/2
1.07
45.6
20.1
13.4
4.03
2.15
2.68
8.05
1.38
58.6
25.8
17.2
5.17
2.76
3.45
The BOCA National Plumbing Code/1987.
7.78
SWING
CHECK
VALVE
FULL
OPEN
10.3
Codes and Standards
IMPORTANT PRODUCT STANDARDS & LISTINGS

Tan copper tube size CPVC is produced to the requirements of ASTM D-2846.
All tubing and fitting must bear the D2846 marking.
CPVC solvent cements must conform to ASTM F493 and must carry this identification on the can labels.
Tubing and fittings for potable water applications must be marked with the NSFpw logo (or the logo of an equivalent third party certification agency), to ensure that
they meet the requirements of ANSI/NSF Standards 14 and 61.
Model code approvals reference these standards and require product to be marked
accordingly.
ASTM STANDARDS
ASTM Standards are developed by using a consensus process and they are updated as necessary or re-approved every five years. The following are the ASTM
standards pertinent to CPVC.
CPVC Related ASTM Standards

Standard
Topic
D2846
F493
F402
F442
F437
F438
F439
F441
CPVC Hot and Cold Water Distribution Systems

CPVC Solvent Cement Specifications
Handling Solvent Cements
CPVC Plastic Pipe (SDR-PR/IPS)
Threaded CPVC Fittings (Schedule 80)
Socket CPVC Fittings (Schedule 40)
Socket CPVC Fittings (Schedule 80)
CPVC Pipe (Schedule 40 and Schedule 80)
National Sanitation Foundation NSF - pw

The National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) is a voluntary nonprofit organization
without affiliation with any government, industry, or consumer group. It serves as a
neutral agency to objectively help industry, consumers, and regulatory agencies resolve differences and achieve solutions to problems relating to public health and the
environment.
Thompson FlowGuard Gold CPVC pipe and fitting are tested regularly by NSF
against Standard No. 14, Plastic Piping Systems, Components and Related Materials, which covers thermoplastic pipes, fittings, valves, etc. Further, our CPVC system is evaluated against NSF Standard 61. Included in this standard are strict requirements relating to chemical extraction by-products and to taste and odor variables. THESE TESTS ENSURE THAT ALL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY (EPA) STANDARDS FOR DRINKING WATER ARE MET BY OR
EXCEEDED BY ALL THOMPSON CPVC PRODUCTS.
In addition, NSF performs several tests to ensure that Thompson CPVC meets
the requirements of ASTM D-2846. The ASTM Standard establishes the specifications by which all copper tube size (SDR-11) systems are manufactured.
NO METAL SYSTEM IS SUBJECTED TO SUCH A PROGRAM OF
THIRD-PARTY TESTING AND CERTIFICATION.
Standard Code and Compliance

FlowGuard Gold pipe and fittings manufactured by Thompson Plastics, Inc.,
meet or exceed the requirements of ASTM D-2846 and are produced in copper tube
sizes, 1/2-2, SDR-11. FlowGuard Gold CPVC systems are rated at a continuous
working pressure of 100 psi at 180F. A margin of safety is provided, should unusual short-term conditions be encountered above these levels.
FlowGuard Gold CPVC produced in accordance with ASTM D-2846 criteria is
referenced in the current version of every U.S. Model Code.
CODE
ORGANIZATION
BOCA National Plumbing Code

National Standard Plumbing Code
Standard Plumbing Code
Uniform Plumbing Code
CABO 1 and 2 Family Dwelling Code
International Plumbing Code
Building Officials and Code Administrators International, Inc.

National Association of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors
Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc.
International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials
Council of American Building Officials
International Code Council
Except as noted, all Thompson manufactured products are listed with the National Sanitation Foundation for compliance with Standard 14 and Standard 61.
This information is valid at the time of publication. However, since codes
are dynamic, this information should not be used alone in establishing compliance. The user should determine approval and installation requirements for
CPVC hot and cold water distribution systems from the appropriate code jurisdiction prior to use.
U.S. GOVERNMENT LISTINGS

Federal Housing Administration and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (FHA/HUD) list CPVC conforming to the ASTM D 2846 in Use of Materials
Bulletin No. 76 (UM 76). UM 76 is listed in HUDs Minimum Property Standards.
MILITARY LISTINGS
CPVC conforming to ASTM D 2846 is approved by the Department of Defense
for listing in the DOD Index of Specifications and Standards.
Code
U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers
(Army & Air Force)
Most Pertinent Sections

CEGS-15400
Department of the Navy NFGS-15400

(Navy & Marines)
Organization Headquarters
HQ U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Engineering Division
Directorate of Military Programs
CEMP-EA
Washington, DC 20314-1000
202/272-0430
Department of the Navy
Naval Facilities Engineering Command
Code 158D
CESO NCBC
Port Hueneme, CA 93043
805/982-5743
STATE CODES
State
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Model Plumbing Code

Standard
Uniform
Uniform
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
__________
Uniform
Uniform
BOCA
BOCA
Standard
Southern Florida
Building Code
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Standard
Uniform
Uniform
Uniform
Uniform
CPVC Code Status

Approved in State Code.
No formal State Code.
No formal State Code. Approved in Pheonix and
other local codes.
Not approved in State Code.
State approved (12/95)
Non-binding State Code. Approved in Standard
Plumbing Code and Southern Florida Building
Code. (To our knowledge, the only jurisdictions
not allowing CPVC are the counties of Clay,
St. Johns, and Sarasota.) CPVC joints under-and
in-slab are approved in some Florida jurisdictions.
STATE CODES
State
Iowa
Model Plumbing Code

Uniform
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
__________
__________
Standard
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
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Uniform
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__________
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Uniform
Standard
__________
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__________
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BOCA
National Standard
Uniform
__________
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BOCA
Uniform
BOCA
Rhode Island
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South Dakota
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Texas
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Standard
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Uniform & Standard
Utah
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Virginia
Washington
Uniform
National Standard
BOCA
Uniform
Washington, D.C.
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
BOCA
__________
BOCA
Uniform
(continued)
CPVC Code Status

Approved in State Code. (Not approved in Des
Moines at this time.)
No formal State Code. Local approvals for CPVC.
Approved in State Code. (Not allowed in some
parishes).
No formal State Code.
Approved in State Code, including T/P drain lines.
Many jurisdictions use Basic (BOCA) Code with
amendments.
No formal State Code. Approved in Texas
Municipal League Plumbing Code.
Approval pending State Code.
Approved in State Code. Many local
jurisdiction approvals.
Approved in WSSC Code.
No formal State Code. Use allowed upon request.
REGIONAL CODE APPROVALS

Southern Florida Building Code
Texas Municipal League Plumbing Code
Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission

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PRESSURE RATING, PSI

PRESSURE RATING FOR

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How to Allow for

LENGTH OF RUN IN FEET

LOOP LENGTH L IN INCHES

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Pipe size = 1/2 in.

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For CPVC C = 3.4 x 10-5 in./in./F.

Calculate the change in length of a 100-ft. section of

Developed length = L = 3ED e

E = Modulus of elasticity, psi (Table VII)

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e = 60 ft. x 12/ft. x 3.4 x 10-5 x (160-80)F

3 x 291,000 x .625 x 2.0

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HL = Frictional head loss (ft. of water per 100 ft.)

One foot of water = 0.4335 psi.

Surface constant for pipe (For CPVC the acceptable

Plastic Pipe Institute Technical Report No. PPI-TRI 4-March 1971.

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VW = Water velocity, ft. per sec

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TABLE VIII (CONTINUED)

VW = Water velocity, ft. per sec

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VW = Water velocity, ft. per sec

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Codes and Standards

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CPVC Related ASTM Standards

CPVC Hot and Cold Water Distribution Systems

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Standard Code and Compliance

BOCA National Plumbing Code

Building Officials and Code Administrators International, Inc.

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Department of the Navy NFGS-15400

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