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Bounded governmental eCFR versioner/API and coordinated GovInfo XML corpus for current and historical 29 CFR Parts 1904, 1910 and 1926. It emits federal rule hierarchy and text, tables and appendices, authority/source/editorial notes, amendment/issue history and current-through metadata. Applicability must be read from each provision; this Source does not establish state-plan adoption or target-employer compliance.

Standing jurisdiction-selected catalogue and integrated custom-code library. The U.S. surface organizes every state and selected cities/counties and returns code title/year, version, effective date when populated, amended profile, base I-Code family/year, and code content. Presence alone is not treated as legal applicability without jurisdiction-specific adoption/effective metadata.

Standing online research product for jurisdictionally adopted construction codes and standards. Users can select unrelated federal, state, county, and city jurisdictions; browse historical code-year collections; inspect official titles, publishers, base publications, amendment status, effective dates, adoption-source documents and code versions; read integrated code text; and compare similar code types across jurisdictions or years. UpCodes documents all 50 U.S. states and an expanding set of local jurisdictions, but warns that a jurisdiction page may not contain every codebook required or in effect. Updates are continual/automatic; no fixed SLA or source-wide as-of timestamp is published.