January 2, 2002

SpecsIntact officially launched the redesigned web site.

February 27, 2002

Updated NASA Masters were released on the SpecsIntact web site. These changes will appear on the CCB disc #59, to be released in April.

March 19, 2002

SpecsIntact 3.2.388 was released by the development team for download and for release on CCB disc #59.

May 7-8, 2002

The NASA SPECSINTACT Interagency Configuration Control and Coordinating Board, made up of representatives from most NASA centers, met May 7-8 in Washington, DC.  The  board meets regularly to consider changes to the NASA Construction Guide Specifications (Master Text).  See the NS-CCCB meeting minutes.

June 12-13, 2002

The SPECSINTACT Interagency Configuration Control and Coordinating Board, made up of representatives from NASA, NAVFAC and USACE, met at the Kennedy Space Center, FL.  The Board convenes regularly to review requests for changes in the software and set the priorities and direction for the design of the system.  See the SI-CCCB meeting minutes. 

August 29, 2002

Updated NASA Masters were released on the SpecsIntact web site. These changes will appear on the CCB disc #60, to be released in October.

September 30 , 2002

SpecsIntact 3.3.460 was released by the development team for download and for release on CCB disc #60.

October 1, 2002

SpecsIntact 4.0.462.775, with the beta version of the new Editor, was released by the development team for download.  

November 1, 2002

SpecsIntact Technical Support initiated a new customer tracking system designed to better serve SI users.

November 5, 2002

With the first full release of SpecsIntact 4 in January, a popularly-requested new option will be available. For the first time, users will be able to process Job and Master files and then easily publish the final product in Word. With the advent of this new option, the auxiliary WordSpec editor will be eliminated. See more details on the Software page.

November 20-21, 2002

The SPECSINTACT Interagency Configuration Control and Coordinating Board, made up of representatives from NASA, NAVFAC and USACE, met at the Kennedy Space Center, FL.  The Board convenes regularly to review requests for changes in the software and set the priorities and direction for the design of the system.  See the SI-CCCB meeting minutes.