ICM Capabilities and NAICS Codes
Our Third-Party Quality Control services (NAICS 541380 – Testing Laboratories, 541350 – Building Inspection Services) provide independent verification and validation for welding and mechanical projects. Operating under federal and commercial codes including ASME, AWS, and API standards, we deliver unbiased inspection and testing services that ensure compliance with applicable construction and manufacturing specifications. Our certified inspectors document all welding procedures, process qualifications, and non-conformances, serving as the critical quality assurance layer between contractors and project owners. This independent oversight protects project integrity, validates code compliance, and provides the documentation required for regulatory approval across military, federal, and commercial sectors. Download a copy of our Capabilities Statement here or scroll down. Industrial Code Management LLC is an SBA verified WOSB (Woman Owned Small Business) organization.
CODE COMPLIANT QUALITY DOCUMENTS
Industrial Code Management provides comprehensive quality assurance and surveillance services for federal, DoD, and critical infrastructure projects, ensuring strict adherence to military specifications (MIL-STD), federal acquisition regulations (FAR/DFARS), and applicable ASME/AWS codes. Our government-cleared Quality Control Representatives (QCRs) maintain continuous oversight of contractor performance, material certifications, and welding procedure compliance throughout the project lifecycle. We specialize in identifying and mitigating non-conformance reports (NCRs) that typically arise from procedural deviations or material traceability gaps—critical issues that can compromise mission readiness and infrastructure integrity. Our inspection teams provide real-time status reporting to Contracting Officer Representatives (CORs) and facility managers, enabling proactive decision-making that prevents schedule delays and cost overruns. By implementing rigorous quality control measures aligned with federal standards, we protect government interests by minimizing risks of: contract modifications, cure notices, performance bond claims, warranty disputes, and potential impacts to operational readiness. This systematic approach ensures successful project delivery while maintaining the stringent quality requirements essential for military installations, national laboratories, and critical infrastructure systems.