Standards library

Every standard and specification the project's requirements cite, whether the project holds a copy, and whether its text may be reproduced.

Specifications Contract appendices

Demonstration project - no figure here describes a real facilityChanges are not saved

Why

The library is built from what the requirements actually cite, so it cannot drift from what the project relies on.

Writes are validated against the engineering rules and then refused, because no database has been configured for this environment.

Documents cited

Held by the project

Cited and not held

Text may be reproduced

Standards and specifications cited (5)
Reference	Body	Title	Requirements	Clauses cited	Held	Text
ZRF-CTR-APX-A	Contract	Contract Appendix A - Scope of Work	2	Appendix A clause 7.4.2, Appendix A clause 9.1	Held	May be quoted	Open
ZRF-CTR-APX-D	Contract	Contract Appendix D - Quality and Inspection Requirements	2	Appendix D clause 3.2, Appendix D clause 6.4	Held	May be quoted	Open
ZRF-SPC-3300	Project specification	Piping Material and Pressure Testing Specification	3	clause 18.3, clause 22.1, clause 18	Held	May be quoted	Open
ZRF-SPC-4100	Project specification	Instrumentation and Control Specification	1	clause 7.2	Held	May be quoted	Open
ISO 15649	ISO	not held, so no title	1	clause 9	Cited only	Cite only	Nothing to open

Cite only means cite only

A standard the project holds no licence for may be referenced by number and clause. Its text may not be reproduced in a deliverable, and EDS will not do it: the reference is the project’s own work, the text belongs to the standards body, and a deliverable that quotes it hands the client a copyright problem.

Precedence between them

The contract and its appendices
Project specifications
Company standards
International standards

Usually - the order is itself a term of the contract. Why

Cited and not held

A requirement citing a standard the project has no copy of is still a requirement - somebody wrote it down - and nobody can check it against the clause it claims to come from. That is a procurement question, not a data defect.