Standards

This websites sells standard. They can be quite expensive.

ASSIST-Quick Search provides direct access to US Defense and Federal specifications and standards available in the official DoD repository, the ASSIST database. You will need to register for an account to use this site.

From the California Building Standards Commission

Promotes the use of voluntary consensus standards, manages and facilitates efforts to develop and maintain necessary technical standards, and communicates information on TSP activities.

Produces globally applicable standards for ICT-enabled systems, applications, and services deployed across all sectors of industry and society.

Index to more than 50,000 free military standards and specifications released by the US federal government.

From the U.S. General Services Administration

The largest inventory of international standards. These have to be purchased. UCI faculty should contact Engineering Librarian to make requests.

NFPAs standards are free to view online but can only be downloaded or printed with individual purchase.

Nimonik is a standards and regulatory compliance software company. Their store sells publications from over 60 standards development organizations and national standards bodies.

NISO produces technical standards to manage information in today's continually changing digital environment. Three main functions or kinds of standards reviewed by NISO: 1) Information Creation & Curation; 2) Information Discovery & Interchange; 3) Information Policy & Analysis

From the Department of Homeland Security

NIST, an agency in the Department of Commerce, supplies industry, academia, and government over 1,300 Standard Reference Materials (SRM). They can be used as calibration standards for measuring equipment and procedures. material that satisfies NIST-specific criteria.

Part of the United States Department of Labor.