What does BRP mean?
BRP means Building Regulatory Process
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Building Regulatory Process?
Building Regulatory Process can be abbreviated as BRP
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What does BRP stand for? BRP stands for "Building Regulatory Process". |
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How to abbreviate "Building Regulatory Process"? "Building Regulatory Process" can be abbreviated as BRP. |
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What is the meaning of BRP abbreviation? The meaning of BRP abbreviation is "Building Regulatory Process". |
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What is BRP abbreviation? One of the definitions of BRP is "Building Regulatory Process". |
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What does BRP mean? BRP as abbreviation means "Building Regulatory Process". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BRRAG - Building Regulatory Reform Advisory Group
- PSL/PPL - Process Support Language/Process Programming Language
- RIR/IRFA - Regulatory Impact Review/Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis
- ROCIS - Regulatory Information Service Center (RISC) and Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) Combined Information System
- BTBL - Building Tulsa, Building Lives
- NBRC - National Building Regulatory Consultants Pty Ltd
- PIB - Process Interface Building
- PIP - Process Improvement Process
- PIP - Process Instrumentation Process
- BBBV - Building Blocks Building Votes
- PSIB - Process and System Innovation in Building
- RBVPRM - Reactor Building Vent Process Radiation Monitor
- RNPS - REGULATORY AND NUCLEAR PROCESS SAFETY
- RPAT - Regulatory Process Analysis Team
- RPRP - Regulatory Process Reengineering Process
- RPMS - Regulatory Process Management Standards
- RSP - Regulatory Streamlining Process
- PRHA - Process Hazard Analysis (chemical process safety, industrial process safety)
- bsb - Building Services Building
- BTL - building tightness limit (building tightness)