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Buy ISO 9001 & other Standards
by clicking on the links (9000 Standards, etc.)
> These links bring you to the Tech Street website, the reseller of ISO & SAE Standards.
> Transaction is conducted on their secure site and is not combined with a purchase from The 9000 Store.
> The 9000 Store can assist you if needed.
Why aren't ISO standards free?
NOTE: Some Standards are available
only in the US 
- others Globally 
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ISO 9000:2005: Quality Management Systems Fundamentals and Vocabulary |
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ISO 9000:2005: Quality Management Systems Fundamentals and Vocabulary |
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ISO 9001:2008: Quality Management Systems Requirements |
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ISO 9001:2008: Quality Management Systems Requirements |
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ISO 9004:2009: Quality Management Systems Guidelines for Performance Improvement |
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ISO 9004:2009: Managing for Sustained Success A Quality Management System Approach |
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ISO 10005:2005: Quality Management - Guidelines for Quality Plans |
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ISO 10006:2003: Quality Management Systems -- Guidelines for Quality Management in Projects |
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ISO 10007:2003: Quality Management Systems -- Guidelines for Configuration Management |
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ISO 10013:2001: Guidelines for Quality Management System Documentation |
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ISO 10015:1999: Quality Management - Guidelines for Training |
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ISO 10019:2005: Guidelines for the Selection of Quality Management Consultants and Use of their Services |
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ISO 15489-1:2001: Information and Documentation - Records Management - Part 1: General |
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ISO 15489-2:2001: Information and Documentation - Records Management - Part 2: Guidelines |
Per ISO: ISO standards cost money to develop, publish and distribute. Someone has to pay. The current system whereby users are requested to pay for the standards they use, not only sustains the development process but also, very importantly, ensures that the balance of independent vs. government, private vs. public interests can be maintained.
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