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Adoptions by Jurisdiction

Adopted code editions for every US state, searchable chapter viewers, and the full BuildSpec reference library — DOT specs, federal standards, permits, and more.

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Model Codes →
IBC, IRC, IECC and the full I-Code family with working links to ICC Digital Codes.
DOT Specs →
Standard specifications, plans, and manuals for all 50 state DOTs — with embedded viewers and previous editions.
CSI MasterFormat Specifications →
Division-by-division MasterFormat reference for organizing project specs.
Permits →
Permit requirements, fees, and building department contacts by jurisdiction — or get a full report by address.
Address Report →
Enter any US address: jurisdiction, adopted codes, exemptions, and contacts in one printable report.
Transportation →
MUTCD (full text), AASHTO design library, HCM, and FHWA specifications.
Railroad →
AREMA, FRA track/bridge/equipment regulations, AAR interchange standards.
Fire Safety →
NFPA 101, 13, 72 and the working fire-protection standards library.
Worker Safety →
OSHA 29 CFR 1926, 1910, 1904 and 1903 and MSHA 30 CFR mine safety rules, full text with appendices.
Accessibility →
ADA Standards, PROWAG, A117.1 and federal accessibility requirements.
Structural →
ACI 318, AISC 360, NDS, TMS 402, NBIS, and load standards.
Transit Specs →
Design criteria and standards from 25 major transit agencies.
USACE →
UFC, EM, ER and the Army Corps engineering publication library.
State building codes

Each tile shows the code editions that state has adopted and the date BuildSpec last checked that adoption record against its published source. Where no verified record exists we say so rather than showing a date. How this is checked.

These are the state’s adopted editions, not the edition BuildSpec serves.The code text in the viewer is 2021 model text and carries no jurisdiction-adoption record — where the two differ, and where your jurisdiction has published amendments, the jurisdiction’s own adopted text governs.