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- Subject: AISC Certification question
- From: "Dennis Pradere" <dpradere(--nospam--at)mlaengineering.com>
- Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2003 09:57:24 -0800
- Cc: "Mike Leonard" <mleonard(--nospam--at)mlaengineering.com>
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Hi all,
We're receiving resistance from bidders regarding
our requirement that steel fabricators must be qualified as an
AISC-Certified Plant, Category 1 through the AISC Quality Certification
Program. It seems that most steel fabricators being considered by the
bidding G.C.'s don't have this certification. This project is a two-story
steel frame commercial building with exposed steel as a significant part of
the building architecture. We are maintaining this requirement as
we feel the need to ensure minimum standards of quality on this
project. We are curious, however, about the economic
impact, if any, to the owner in increased fabrication
costs for using a certified fabricator as well as other
engineers' opinions on when, if not always, to require this
certification. Also, is it typical that most shops don't carry this
certification?
Dennis Pradere
MLA Engineering
Seattle
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