Other Added Value Items Sample Clauses

Other Added Value Items. OIS1 – Indoor Air QualityTOTAL COST ZERO Project Implementation under the NCOPA ranges anything from 6 months to 18 months depending on the FIMs identified in the IGA and M&V Plan and Proposals. Minimise’ construction management protocols, commissioning checklists, and sequencing plans will allow for minimal disruption to the Client’s operations. Furthermore, our Project and Construction Schedules are planned in fine detail, communicated with the Client, and updated regularly to ensure the Client is always up to date and that the Project is delivered on time. Minimise will coordinate with the Client to approve and arrange site access for all on-site work. Monitoring and Reporting Energy cannot be saved unless its usage is understood and monitored. Minimise does not only believe in making the invisible, visible but also acting upon it. Without continuous real-time monitoring and implementation, energy management strategies become fruitless. Minimise will take an active role, throughout the contract duration, to; Monitor, Analyze, and Report measured data. Real-time energy monitoring is made possible through Minimise’ bespoke energy metering solutions and cloud-based platforms. Through an intuitive real-time interface, each facility will be in the “driver-seat” with a live stream of real-time air quality as well as current energy use which will also allow for an accurate comparison to current utility bills. Being a hands-on partner, Minimise will deploy Energy Mentors (MEMs) at facilities to work hand-in-hand, with the Client’s facilities always on hand to provide specific design answers for additional opportunities on improved HVAC-R, Energy Management, Lighting, Power Generation, etc. that will not only save money but will also enhance the environment for Stakeholders. Minimise and the Client’s Energy Managers, where applicable, will become a unified team who will work together to ensure energy efficiency across the Client’s facilities. Minimise uses various systems and reporting structures to monitor, evaluate, and report on project performance in real-time according to IPMVP. Minimise and its Partners will provide the Client’s staff with needed, experienced resources, and assistance to monitor, alert, and improve project performance, not just with Energy Management, but with Indoor Air Quality too. The NCOPA includes training on all technologies: how to respond to IoT alerts, equipment maintenance prediction, call center integration, good stewardship,...
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