ICC-ES and Sustainable Minds Collaborate to Increase Environmental Product Transparency
Bringing together design and construction stakeholders to put more high-performance products into projects

David Tompos, Executive Vice President of ICC Conformity Assessment Group and Terry Swack, CEO of Sustainable Minds sign a memorandum of understanding in the mutual interest of advancing the use of high-performance, code-compliant, and innovative building products and materials.
ICC Evaluation Service (ICC-ES) and Sustainable Minds announced the launch of a new strategic initiative aimed at promoting product transparency—focusing on environmental performance and material health—as well as conformity assessment within the high-performance building design and construction sectors.
This collaboration between two forward-thinking organizations is designed to enhance the building industry by supporting product manufacturers, architects, engineers, contractors, facility managers, building owners, and code officials. Together, they will drive awareness and increase the adoption of innovative, high-performance, code-compliant building materials and products that prioritize safety, sustainability, and transparency.
Insights from Industry Experts:
David Tompos, EVP of Conformity Assessment, International Code Council (ICC)
Terry Swack, Founder & CEO, Sustainable Minds
What Attendees Will Learn:
Streamlining Access to High-Performance Products: Discover how this strategic initiative is simplifying access to code-compliant, high-performance products and why investing in product safety and transparency matters.
Making Informed Decisions in AECO: Gain valuable insights into how architects, engineers, contractors, and owners (AECOs) can use the Transparency Catalog to make smarter, data-driven product choices.
Benefits for Manufacturers: Learn how manufacturers can engage in key product offerings and services, including how to start a project with ICC-ES Evaluation Reports (ESRs), Product Category Rules (PCR), Life Cycle Assessments (LCA), and Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) to get their products featured in the Transparency Catalog.
Empowering Code Officials: Understand how code officials can better support safety and sustainability through informed product evaluations and recommendations.
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