Question

1. During and after the commissioning and turn-over process, the design and construction team need to provide the owner with many important documents for the operation of the building. These include all of the following, except:

   		A list of things that the contractor secretly left out of the building to save costs.
   		Operations and maintenance manuals for installed equipment
   		Final construction drawings, typically called "As Built" drawings. These incorporate any minor changes made during construction.
   		Design calculations for building systems.
   		Warranty, test-and-balance, and inspection documents.
   		Building Information Modeling (BIM) data, if included in the contract.
   		Samples and inventories of spare parts and materials used in the construction, to facilitate repairs.

Answer 1

Explanation:

Project commissioning is the process of assuring that all systems and components of a building or industrial plant are designed, installed, tested, operated, and maintained according to the operational requirements of the owner or final client.

Construction team submit documents regarding equipment cut-sheets, schematics, in-progress record drawings, manufacturers installation-operation-maintenance manuals, startup reports, etc. to assist the Commissioning Authority in execution of the Construction process. Design team and Construction team also Furnish a copy of all construction documents, addenda, change orders, Requests for Information (RFIs), approved submittals, shop drawings, and IOMs, related to commissioned systems and equipment to the Commissioning Authority.

They also Submit test results for tests required by the Contract Documents, including (but not limited to) duct leakage tests, hydronic system pressure tests, plumbing system disinfection certification, generator tests, smoke evacuation system tests, fire pump tests, fire alarm tests, etc. as applicable to the commissioning scope.

The Commissioning Authority will not authorize or approve construction cost amendments, changes to the construction schedule, or changes to the contract documents.

Hence, construction and design team wil submit,

Operations and maintenance manuals for installed equipment.

Final construction drawings, typically called "As Built" drawings. These incorporate any minor changes made during construction.

Design calculations for building systems.

Warranty, test-and-balance, and inspection documents.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) data, if included in the contract.

Samples and inventories of spare parts and materials used in the construction, to facilitate repairs.

But they will not submit the list of things that the contractor secretly left out of the building to save costs.

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