SpecsIntact (Specifications-Kept-Intact) is an automated system for preparing standardized facility construction specifications used worldwide by NASA, the U.S. Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)

The SpecsIntact system -- designed by NASA and managed at the Kennedy Space Center -- is used by engineers, architects, specification writers, project managers and construction managers doing business with the three agencies. 

Users prepare specifications by editing the Master text in the SpecsIntact Editor, which employs a tagging mark-up system, known as SGML.

SGML is an international standard for defining and tagging different types of information within documents.  It is this tagging that allows the software to produce quality assurance reports and other automated features, which reduce the time required to complete project specifications.  The quality assurance reports verify the accuracy of technical references, submittals, and other requirements.

SpecsIntact is continually enhanced in response to user suggestions and guidance from the Interagency Configuration Control and Coordinating Board -- the governing panel that oversees SpecsIntact.

The system has undergone major changes and enhancements. The latest version is always available as a free download from this web site.

SI4 -- which includes the new SI Editor -- is available for download. This upgrade of SpecsIntact ushers in some of the most significant changes in the software's history.