IIBEC Advocacy -

Supporting Building Enclosure Consultants Across North America

Our mission is to influence public policy, improve building performance standards, and ensure fair procurement practices for architectural and engineering (A/E) design professionals.

Key Areas of Focus:

Government Advocacy for Building Enclosure Consultants
Representing the building enclosure industry at all levels of government, promoting legislation and regulations that support high-quality design and construction practices.
Promoting High-Performance Building Codes
Advocating for modern, science-based building codes that enhance energy efficiency, resilience, and occupant safety in commercial and institutional buildings.
Leadership in Industry Standards Development
Participating on key committees within ASHRAE, ASTM, and the International Code Council (ICC) to shape life-safety and performance standards that align with the realities of building enclosure consulting.
Public Awareness and Education
Educating the public and industry stakeholders on the critical role of building enclosure consultants in delivering high-performance buildings that are safe, sustainable, and cost-effective.
Fair Procurement of A/E Design Services
Advocating for transparency in public procurement processes to ensure qualified professionals are selected based on merit, not lowest cost—protecting the integrity of the design process and the public investment.

IIBEC POLICY STATEMENTS

IIBEC TECHNICAL ADVISORIES

Questionable Public Procurement?

Have you seen a procurement (RFP, RFQ, Tender, or other bid form) that you believe is flawed? Let us know so we can engage with local procurement officials while you remain anonymous.

Procurement Questionnaire

Preference for IIBEC Credentials?

To assist in creating case studies on the benefits of working with IIBEC credential holders on building enclosure projects, IIBEC is collecting data on requirements or preference given to IIBEC credential holders.

Credential Questionnaire

News and Press

New York, Wisconsin Adopt Codes

In the last month, New York state and Wisconsin have adopted changes to their state building codes. IIBEC recently joined the Coalition for Current Safety Codes, which is aimed at advancing safety by advocating for the adoption and successful implementation of current building, sustainability, electrical, and life safety codes. The coalition was formed by the International Code Council and National Fire Protection Association

Member Profile: Bryce McQueen, AIA, NCARB

Bryce McQueen is a registered architect and president of Merik Inc. He is a past president of the IIBEC Georgia Chapter and currently serves on the IIBEC Annual Convention Committee and Credentials Task Force. He lives in Milton, Georgia, with his wife, Katie, and their three sons, Wyatt, Harrison, and Luke, ages 11, 10, and 5, respectively.

Attend the Next “Blueprints of an Enclosure Career,” Featuring Tai Mahmuti

Join us on October 2, 2025, as we sit down with Tai Mahmuti, PE, QEWI, QPSI, structural and facade engineer, founder of BEROA Engineering PLLC in New York, and immediate past president of the IIBEC Metro NY Chapter, for another "Blueprints of an Enclosure Career."

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IIBEC Advocacy

IIBEC Advocacy -

Supporting Building Enclosure Consultants Across North America

Our mission is to influence public policy, improve building performance standards, and ensure fair procurement practices for architectural and engineering (A/E) design professionals.

Key Areas of Focus:

Government Advocacy for Building Enclosure Consultants
Representing the building enclosure industry at all levels of government, promoting legislation and regulations that support high-quality design and construction practices.

Promoting High-Performance Building Codes
Advocating for modern, science-based building codes that enhance energy efficiency, resilience, and occupant safety in commercial and institutional buildings.

Leadership in Industry Standards Development
Participating on key committees within ASHRAE, ASTM, and the International Code Council (ICC) to shape life-safety and performance standards that align with the realities of building enclosure consulting.

Public Awareness and Education
Educating the public and industry stakeholders on the critical role of building enclosure consultants in delivering high-performance buildings that are safe, sustainable, and cost-effective.

Fair Procurement of A/E Design Services
Advocating for transparency in public procurement processes to ensure qualified professionals are selected based on merit, not lowest cost—protecting the integrity of the design process and the public investment.

Questionable Public Procurement?

Have you seen a procurement (RFP, RFQ, Tender, or other bid form) that you believe is flawed? Let us know so we can engage with local procurement officials while you remain anonymous.

Preference for IIBEC Credentials?

To assist in creating case studies on the benefits of working with IIBEC credential holders on building enclosure projects, IIBEC is collecting data on requirements or preference given to IIBEC credential holders.

News and Press

IIBEC Advocacy

IIBEC Advocacy -

Supporting Building Enclosure Consultants Across North America

Our mission is to influence public policy, improve building performance standards, and ensure fair procurement practices for architectural and engineering (A/E) design professionals.

Key Areas of Focus:

Government Advocacy for Building Enclosure Consultants Representing the building enclosure industry at all levels of government, promoting legislation and regulations that support high-quality design and construction practices.

Promoting High-Performance Building Codes Advocating for modern, science-based building codes that enhance energy efficiency, resilience, and occupant safety in commercial and institutional buildings.

Leadership in Industry Standards Development Participating on key committees within ASHRAE, ASTM, and the International Code Council (ICC) to shape life-safety and performance standards that align with the realities of building enclosure consulting.

Public Awareness and Education Educating the public and industry stakeholders on the critical role of building enclosure consultants in delivering high-performance buildings that are safe, sustainable, and cost-effective.

Fair Procurement of A/E Design Services Advocating for transparency in public procurement processes to ensure qualified professionals are selected based on merit, not lowest cost—protecting the integrity of the design process and the public investment.

Questionable Public Procurement?

Have you seen a procurement (RFP, RFQ, Tender, or other bid form) that you believe is flawed? Let us know so we can engage with local procurement officials while you remain anonymous.

Preference for IIBEC Credentials?

To assist in creating case studies on the benefits of working with IIBEC credential holders on building enclosure projects, IIBEC is collecting data on requirements or preference given to IIBEC credential holders.

News and Press

Government Advocacy for Building Enclosure Consultants
Representing the building enclosure industry at all levels of government, promoting legislation and regulations that support high-quality design and construction practices.

Promoting High-Performance Building Codes
Advocating for modern, science-based building codes that enhance energy efficiency, resilience, and occupant safety in commercial and institutional buildings.

Leadership in Industry Standards Development
Participating on key committees within ASHRAE, ASTM, and the International Code Council (ICC) to shape life-safety and performance standards that align with the realities of building enclosure consulting.

Public Awareness and Education
Educating the public and industry stakeholders on the critical role of building enclosure consultants in delivering high-performance buildings that are safe, sustainable, and cost-effective.

Fair Procurement of A/E Design Services
Advocating for transparency in public procurement processes to ensure qualified professionals are selected based on merit, not lowest cost—protecting the integrity of the design process and the public investment.