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This document outlines the requirements for structural tests and special inspections as mandated by the 2021 International Building Code (IBC 21). It details seismic and wind requirements, qualifications for inspectors and testing technicians, and a comprehensive listing of required structural tests and special inspections. The construction contractor's quality control supervisor is responsible for submitting all special inspection reports and associated documentation to the contracting officer. Any deficiencies identified during the special inspection and structural testing program must be corrected by the construction contractor. The document also specifies various qualification requirements for different engineering and technical certifications, including PE, SE, GE, EIT, ACI, ASNT, AWS, ICC, NICET, and others. A detailed breakdown of required structural tests and special inspections is provided for various construction materials and systems, including steel construction, cold-formed steel deck, concrete construction, masonry construction, wood construction, soils, deep foundation elements, fabricated items, wind resistance, seismic resistance, sprayed fire-resistant materials, fire-resistant penetrations and joints, and smoke control. For each item, it specifies whether continuous or periodic inspection is required, the frequency of periodic tests or inspections, and the relevant qualifications or certifications needed.
The bid notice specifies qualification requirements for inspectors and testing technicians, including certifications such as PE, SE, GE, EIT, ACI, ASNT, AWS, ICC, and NICET. The bid notice states: provide qualifications for the special inspector, using the qualification requirements for inspector and testing technicians list below, for all required structural tests and special inspections.