Section 64 of 104
62. Stakeholder and Ecosystem Mapping
Stable section ID: S05-CON-016-SECTION-64 · 28 content blocks
Every deployment program shall identify the stakeholders whose authority, knowledge, resources, risks, or participation affect implementation.
Stakeholders may include:
owners and occupants;
architects and engineers;
manufacturers and Suppliers;
contractors and installers;
inspectors and testing laboratories;
certification organizations;
Authorities Having Jurisdiction;
insurers, lenders, and investors;
software and Registry providers;
educators and workforce organizations;
researchers and universities;
community organizations;
emergency services;
maintenance and lifecycle providers.
The ecosystem map shall document:
responsibilities and decision rights;
required information exchanges;
incentives and concerns;
liability and contractual boundaries;
competence and training needs;
dependencies and potential conflicts;
- participation and withdrawal pathways.
- Stakeholder consultation shall not replace engineering verification or legal authority.
Special attention shall be given to parties who inherit long-term consequences, including occupants, maintenance providers, future owners, local governments, and end-of-life operators.
The map shall be reviewed when the deployment region, Building type, technology, ownership model, or regulatory environment changes.
No single stakeholder group shall be permitted to define System05 requirements solely around its commercial interests.