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Management of Council gravel pits in country areas – A case study TECHreport cover 2021

NATSPEC

Version:  2021.  (Current)
This TECHreport can be used by Councils who operate licensed gravel pits to comply with their duty of care and be compliant with the legal framework required by the State Governments.
Getting Help TECHnote cover 2021

NATSPEC

Version:  2021.  (Latest)
Summarises the various ways that NATSPEC provides help to specification writers.
Use of Standards TECHnote

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Version:  (Current)
NATSPEC, with research and feedback from subscribers and industry, fills gaps that the consensus approach can leave out of standards.
Multiple contracts and work by others TECHnote

NATSPEC

Version:  (Current)
This TECHnote provides information on the use of NATSPEC for projects where the procurement method involves multiple-prime contracts, also known as trade package contracts or separate contracts.
Shop drawings and samples TECHnote

NATSPEC

Version:  (Current)
This TECHnote addresses the need for shop drawings and samples, their management and the documentation of requirements in a construction contract.
Specifications TECHnote cover 2021

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Version:  (Current)
The primary function of the drawings and specification is to give effect to design decisions. Many design decisions cannot be expressed in graphic form and therefore rely on words for their expression.
NATSPEC has provisions for specifying particular requirements for submissions. Provision is also made for specifying time and program constraints for submissions.

NATSPEC

Version:  (Current)
NATSPEC has provisions for specifying particular requirements for submissions. Provision is also made for specifying time and program constraints for submissions.
MAKING SURE YOUR SPECIFICATIONS ARE UP-TO-DATE cover

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Version:  (Current)
This TECHnote outlines some approaches to making sure your specifications are up-to-date using the NATSPEC system
The foundation unit of the NATSPEC specification system is the worksection. NATSPEC worksections are selected and customised by the specifier to produce a project specification. In some instances, the specifier can choose between a generic worksection and a branded worksection when compiling the specification. This TECHnote defines the alternatives and outlines their advantages.

NATSPEC

Version:  (Current)
This TECHnote defines the alternatives between a generic and branded workstation, and outlines their advantages.
Hold points and Witness points are construction stages which may need additional inspection, verification and documentation

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Hold points and Witness points are construction stages which may need additional inspection, verification and documentation.