Building Mechanical Specialties Clause Samples

The 'Building Mechanical Specialties' clause defines the specific mechanical systems and components that are to be installed or addressed within a building project, such as HVAC systems, elevators, or specialized plumbing. It typically outlines the standards, materials, and installation requirements for these systems, ensuring they meet both regulatory codes and project specifications. By clearly delineating the scope and expectations for mechanical specialties, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings between parties and ensures that all mechanical elements are properly integrated and functional within the completed building.
Building Mechanical Specialties a) Electrical Generators: If required in the Request for Proposal (RFP), Program, or State Agency Supplementary Standards, fuel systems, capacity and system components being supplied with backup emergency generator shall be clearly defined and specified in the Lease or Specification requirements.
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