BSRIA blue book
The Building Services Research and Information Association (BSRIA) publishes an annual databook, the ‘Blue Book’, free-to-download for BSRIA members.
It is a concise publication that provides a wide range of hard-to-find facts about building services, presenting data, guidelines and other information in a format that makes them easy-to-use in the working day.
The 2020 edition was published in December 2019. It contains tables of useful technical data, annual building running costs, legislation, key industry contacts, key BSRIA experts, a list of BSRIA members, maintenance key performance indicators, BSRIA training courses, building services industry statistics, BSRIA publications, and services and financial data.
You can find The Blue Book 2020 at: https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/BWzYgD/bsria_blue_book_2020_a15d25e1/
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Comments
The digital version doesn't appear to be free to download on the BSRIA web page.
It is free for BSRIA members.