PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES. The performance objectives required by the Owner for the building enclosure include the control of moisture, condensation, heat flow, air flow, water vapor flow, noise, fire, vibrations, energy migration, light, infrared radiation, ultraviolet radiation, structural performance, durability, resiliency, security, reliability, aesthetics, value, constructability, maintainability, and sustainability. These services shall include, but are not limited to, the following for each phase of an assigned project: Design Phase Activities: Review of detailing, alternative building enclosure systems, plans and details for interface of the various enclosure systems, specifications. Develop criteria for performance of thermal analysis Provide advice on laboratory and field mock-ups Construction Phase Activities: Perform periodic on-site quality control inspections of the work in progress and verify compliance with the contract documents. A written report with photographs will be prepared following each site visit. Reviews submittals concurrent with the design team’s review; analyze and critique applicable mock ups. Monitor tests by contractors and sub-contractors, and document the results and prepare an Enclosure Test Records report. Post Construction Activities: Prepare and deliver building enclosure preventative maintenance program including cyclical verification of building enclosure components with enforcement of warranty provisions. Systems to be included in Building Envelope Commissioning: Project specific lists of systems and equipment to be commissioned shall be developed for each project assigned. The systems to be provided with functional testing procedures shall include, but are not limited to, the following systems: Slab-on-grade Basement walls Roof systems Plaza decks over occupied spaces Opaque wall systems Glazed wall systems Entrances, soffits and projections
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