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Strengthening Earthquake Resilience: IIBEC Joins Call for Swift NEHRP Reauthorization

April 17, 2026

IIBEC was pleased to join 14 other organizations in an April 16, 2026, letter calling on US House of Representatives leadership to move quickly to advance S. 320, the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program (NEHRP) Reauthorization Act of 2025. Renewing NEHRP is vital to enhancing seismic resilience, safeguarding public safety, and supporting communities nationwide that face meaningful earthquake risk.

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IIBEC letter to the government of Alberta

Showcasing the Impact of IIBEC Credentials

February 03, 2026

IIBEC has reached out to the government of Alberta to express our support for the inclusion of Registered Roof Observers (RRO®) in project specifications and to clarify our transition from the Roof Consultants Institute (RCI).

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IIBEC Advocates for Protecting Qualifications-Based Selection in Wisconsin

November 13, 2025

IIBEC sent a letter on November 6, 2025, to the leading proponents of Wisconsin’s Assembly Bill 217 and Senate Bill 216, Rep. Jerry O’Connor and Sen. Cory Tomczyk, sharing the organization’s perspective on this legislation. While IIBEC supports efforts to modernize procurement procedures and improve efficiency for local governments, the organization expressed concern that raising procurement thresholds without explicitly exempting professional design services could unintentionally weaken Wisconsin’s long-standing commitment to qualifications-based selection.

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An IIBEC letter cautioning North Carolina about potential building-project violations

IIBEC Ensures Fair, Transparent School Roofing Projects in the Carolinas

November 06, 2025

IIBEC has sent letters to school districts in North Carolina and South Carolina raising concerns regarding recent school roofing solicitations that relied on single-source products and that lacked independent design oversight. These practices can drive up costs, limit competition, increase risk, and impact public trust.

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