Summary of Commissioning Services Sample Clauses

The 'Summary of Commissioning Services' clause defines the scope and nature of the commissioning services to be provided under the agreement. It typically outlines the specific tasks, deliverables, and responsibilities involved in commissioning, such as system inspections, performance testing, and documentation review. By clearly summarizing these services, the clause ensures that both parties have a mutual understanding of what is expected, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring that the commissioning process meets the project's requirements.
Summary of Commissioning Services. A brief summary of the retro- commissioning services and the post-construction services for the Project are as follows: (1) The Commissioning Agent shall manage and facilitate the implementation of all retro-commissioning processes and guidelines. (2) The Commissioning Agent shall confirm all equipment and facility inventory information is inputted into the School District facilities inventory database. (3) The Commissioning Agent shall coordinate between School District staff and Construction Contractors and School District staff and manufacturers for training sessions. (4) The Commissioning Agent shall attend meetings with the School District and Construction Contractors. (5) The Commissioning Agent shall provide adequate, dedicated, on- site staffing through Project final completion to assure timely completion of punch lists and corrective Project construction work for final acceptance of Project construction work. (6) The Commissioning Agent shall conduct punch list inspections of Project construction work. The Commissioning Agent shall prepare reports of remaining items of Project construction work for completion or correction and shall submit these reports to the School District. (7) The Commissioning Agent shall prepare punch lists in conjunction for correction or completion of Project construction work, after Project Substantial Completion, for final completion of Project construction work. (8) The Commissioning Agent shall conduct punch list review meetings with the Construction Contractors at least bi-weekly to monitor scheduling and completion of punch lists and corrective Project construction work. (9) The Commissioning Agent shall receive and review Project as-built drawings of the Construction Contractors for accuracy and shall transmit these drawings to the School District. (10) The Commissioning Agent shall verify air flow and all sensors of the mechanical and building automation systems and ensure their proper operation. (11) The Commissioning Agent shall create customized/targeted pre- functional and functional test checklists. (12) The Commissioning Agent shall identify mechanical and electro- mechanical components and equipment requiring replacement to meet the original mechanical system(s) design intent.
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Summary of Commissioning Services. Services under this Contract shall be predominately engineering in nature. Commisioned Systems shall include: (a) Mechanical, including HVAC&R equipment and operating digital controls; (b) Domestic hot water systems, pumps, and controls; (c) Lighting controls including daylighting controls; and (d) Photovoltaic Systems (renewable energy systems). The specific commissioning tasks performed by the Commissioning Agent for envelope, mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems for assigned Projects shall include the following: (1) Review the Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR) and Basis of Design documents (BoD) including Drawings and Specifications. (2) Conduct a Commissioning Charrette with project stakeholders. (3) Develop the commissioning plan. (4) Perform a design review and provide comments on the interim construction documents, and back check for inclusion in the construction documents. (5) Provide a building enclosure focused review of the design documents, OPR, and BOD documents when applicable. (6) Develop and provide the commissioning specifications in the Bid Documents including participation of the contractor in the commissioning process. (7) Review applicable contractors’ submittals. (8) Schedule and hold a commissioning kick-off meeting. (9) Conduct bi-weekly Commissioning Meetings during construction. (10) Attend selected job construction meetings. (11) Hold regularly scheduled commissioning meetings. (12) Witness select duct and piping pressure testing. (13) Observe building enclosure mock-ups when applicable. (14) Construction observation and witness equipment start-up. (15) Witness Building automation system (BAS) checkout with controls contractor. (16) Develop pre-functional and functional performance testing for systems to be commissioned. Utilize sampling approach of like equipment during functional testing. (17) Provide a base overview of the BAS PID Loop logic framework. (18) Verify execution of Pre-functional Tests and coordinate with contractors to execute Functional Tests. (19) Review completed TAB reports. (20) Monitor Building Automation System trends for 2 months after HVAC system is deemed operable. (21) Develop and maintain a Commissioning Issue Log. (22) Compile a comprehensive Systems Manual. (23) Review and verify training. (24) Seasonal commissioning and end of warranty period review.
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  • Training Services All training services, including any Deliverables, are provided for Customer’s internal training purposes only. Customer may not replicate the Deliverables or use the Deliverables to develop any of the products described in such training Deliverables. Training Deliverables are not subject to any maintenance, support, or updates.

  • Detailed Description of Services / Statement of Work Describe fully the services that Contractor will provide, or add and attach Exhibit B to this Agreement.

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