Service Release on Federal Projects

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Who usually serves as the AHJ on Federal Projects? Our local utility is concerned about giving a service release to a project that does not have a "third party" performing electrical inspections. State law requires the utility to have an inspection by an authorized inspector.
 
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Who usually serves as the AHJ on Federal Projects? Our local utility is concerned about giving a service release to a project that does not have a "third party" performing electrical inspections. State law requires the utility to have an inspection by an authorized inspector.
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In the IPL Electric Service & Meter Manual (Goldbook), we address that problem with the following statement from Section 102 (the form is in the back of Part I on Page 9).


State of Indiana buildings, Federal buildings, and services on railroad property do not require an inspection; however, the engineer in charge of the customer's construction shall take responsibility for the correctness of the electrical service by filling out and signing the "Letter in Lieu of Electrical Inspection" provided by the Company.
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We do not require any third party certification. :D

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