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Commissioning and Construction : Owners Project Requirement

 


 Owners Project Requirement


Requirement ID

Requirement Description

Project Phase

Priority

001

Define project objectives and goals clearly.

Pre-Design Stage

High

002

Determine project scope, including deliverables and key milestones.

Pre-Design Stage

High

003

Establish budget constraints and financial targets for the project.

Pre-Design Stage

High

004

Identify and prioritize sustainability and energy efficiency goals.

Pre-Design Stage

Medium

005

Define desired project timeline and schedule.

Pre-Design Stage

High

006

Determine required regulatory and code compliance.

Pre-Design Stage

High

007

Specify desired project quality standards and performance criteria.

Pre-Design Stage

Medium

008

Identify any specific safety and security requirements.

Pre-Design Stage

Medium

009

Determine desired project aesthetics and design preferences.

Pre-Design Stage

Low

010

Define desired operational and maintenance requirements.

Pre-Design Stage

High

 

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