>From NFPA 13 2010
 
23.1.5.1    Water supplies and environmental conditions shall be evaluated for 
the existence of microbes and conditions that contribute to microbiologically 
influenced corrosion (MIC). Where conditions are found that contribute to MIC, 
the owner(s) shall notify the sprinkler system installer and a plan shall be 
developed to treat the system using one of the following methods: 
 This seems to be a little gray to me. The EOR I assume represents the owner 
and 
a water test should be in the specifications. Is that happening? What about a 
design build project? I would appreciate any comments.

 
Mike Cabral
Cabral Consulting Services
Cell 314-412-1800
E-Fax 636-438-1338 
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