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Practice Exam Software for Residential Inspection Program (IT Software)

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The Department of Buildings in the District of Columbia is forecasting a contract for practice exam software designed to support its Residential Inspection Program. The software will serve as a training and preparation tool for individuals seeking to qualify for residential building inspections, likely targeting inspectors, contractors, or certification candidates who need to master local codes and inspection protocols. The initiative aims to enhance the competency and readiness of personnel involved in the inspection process, improving overall compliance and safety standards across residential construction and maintenance projects in the district. Although the solicitation number, NAICS code, set-aside details, and specific organizational information are not yet defined, the forecast indicates the agency is preparing to procure a specialized IT solution tailored to its inspection training needs. The software may include features such as simulated exams, code reference modules, performance tracking, and update mechanisms to reflect evolving regulations. The contract is positioned as a forecast, meaning it is in the early planning stage with no formal bid process initiated as of the posted date of July 23, 2026, and the location of performance remains unspecified. Stakeholders and vendors are encouraged to monitor the official web link for upcoming solicitations.

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District of Columbia seeks practice exam software to train residential inspection candidates on local building codes.

Agency

District of Columbia → Department Of Buildings (DOB)

NAICS

611691 - Exam Preparation and TutoringView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Department Of Buildings (DOB)
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BUILDING INSPECTION PROGRAM

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