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CxA Scope of Works [Instructions]

 

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Commissioning Agent (CxA) Scope of Work

 

Instructions:

 

1. Introduction

   - Provide a brief overview of the project and the purpose of the CxA Scope of Work document.

 

2. Scope of Work Overview

   - Describe the overall scope and objectives of the CxA's responsibilities.

   - Specify the systems and components included in the scope (e.g., HVAC, electrical, fire protection, etc.).

   - Outline the phases of the commissioning process to be covered (e.g., design, construction, acceptance, etc.).

 

3. Commissioning Tasks and Deliverables

   - List the specific tasks to be performed by the CxA throughout each phase of the project.

   - Clearly define the expected deliverables for each task (e.g., commissioning plans, reports, checklists, etc.).

   - Include any specific requirements or standards that the CxA should follow during the commissioning process.

 

4. Collaboration and Coordination

   - Describe the expected collaboration and coordination between the CxA, project stakeholders, and other project team members.

   - Provide contact information for key project personnel to facilitate communication.

 

5. Schedule and Milestones

   - Provide a timeline or schedule for the commissioning activities.

   - Identify key milestones and deadlines for deliverables.

 

6. Quality Assurance

   - Specify any quality assurance measures or requirements for the CxA's work.

   - Outline any review or approval processes for the CxA's deliverables.

 

7. Reporting and Documentation

   - Detail the format, frequency, and content of progress reports or status updates.

   - Specify the required documentation to be submitted by the CxA, including final commissioning reports.

 

8. Terms and Conditions

   - Include any specific contractual terms and conditions related to the CxA's scope of work.

   - Address compensation, insurance, liability, and other relevant contractual aspects.

 

9. Contact Information

   - Provide the contact details of the responsible person(s) for inquiries and communication regarding the CxA's scope of work.

 

Please note that this is a general outline, and you should customize it to match your specific project requirements and contractual agreements.

 

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