The General Contractor (GC) in project I am currently working has specified FSC certified wood in the construction documents for the gym floor and window frames, which together will cost more than 50% of all the new wood in the building. The country where the project is does not have any gym floor or window manufacturers that are Chain-of-Custody (CoC) certified, so even though the wood will be FSC, if the traditional method is used, it would not count towards the MRc7 LEED credit, so I have the following two questions: 1) If the GC purchases the wood (therefore having the invoice with the CoC number on it) directly from the FSC CoC certified supplier and contracts a local subcontractor to use the FSC wood to produce the required products, would this pass and earn the LEED point? 2) Does anyone know from experience whether an FSC partial or fully certified project would count towards LEED certification? Any other alternatives I might not have covered would be welcomed...