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Spec numbers, titles available
Concrete Producer, The, August, 2004
The Construction Specifications Institute has released section numbers and titles for the 2004 edition of Master-Format, the specifications-writing standard for most nonresidential building design and construction projects in North America.
> A significant difference in the 2004 edition's numbers and titles, compared to the 1995 edition, is a new six-digit numbering system that replaces the five-digit format. This creates room to develop and organize far more comprehensive and detailed specifications. The information may be downloaded from the institute's Web site at www.csinet.org/masterformat.
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