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National Fire Protection Association
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This agreement, established under solicitation number D2860 and Memorandum of Understanding FM1242, is between the Florida Department of Financial Services and the National Fire Protection Association. The contract governs the publication and sale of the 9th edition of the Florida Fire Prevention Code for 2026. This compiled work integrates the copyrighted NFPA 1 Fire Code and NFPA 101 Life Safety Code with specific amendments required by the state of Florida. The National Fire Protection Association holds exclusive rights to print the base copyrighted documents and is responsible for the overall manuscript preparation, printing, and binding of the code. Additionally, the association is tasked with providing free online view-only access to the compiled work. This state-level award ensures the official distribution and availability of the integrated fire prevention standards across Florida.
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