Every framework AILS touches, in one place.

The ISO/CASCO conformity-assessment family — lab, inspection body, certification body, and PT-provider accreditation, plus the mutual-recognition arrangements that make a certificate travel.

Drug and biologics manufacturing, validated computerized systems, and the electronic-records rules that govern them.

CLIA and its accreditation alternatives, plus the HL7 FHIR interoperability layer clinical and public-health labs run on.

GFSI-benchmarked food safety schemes, FSMA, and agricultural chain-of-custody certification.

Mechanical, chemical, and structural test methods for concrete, metals, and civil materials.

Type testing and hazardous-area certification for electrical equipment, meters, and renewable energy hardware.

Water, soil, air, and industrial-hygiene action levels and the federal programs that set them.

Product safety, chemical-restriction, and performance testing for goods sold to consumers.

European Union regulations and directives not already covered by a more specific family above.

Federally regulated chain of custody — DOT/SAMHSA drug testing, mining safety, and forensic science standards.

Environmental qualification and seismic testing for aerospace, defense, and nuclear-grade components.

Anti-corruption law and corporate criminal liability frameworks.

General-purpose management-system standards — quality, environmental, and occupational health — not specific to one accreditation scheme.

Cited in the platform’s vertical content but not part of a family grouped above.