Quarterly Service. Last weekend of January, April, July, and October (unless otherwise arranged with the Court Executive Officer or designee).
Quarterly Service. Last weekend of January, April, July, and October (unless otherwise arranged with the Court’s project manager or designee). All areas Vacuum all upholstered furniture. S7 Dust all blinds. S8 Vacuum window tracks. S7 Polish all bright metal work. S6 Clean all interior windows (windows that look from one interior area into another interior area, such as the narrow panes adjacent to doors). S9 Restrooms Machine scrub all restroom floors using a deodorizing disinfectant floor cleaner. S14, S15
Quarterly Service. 1. Wash all restroom walls and metal partitions.
2. Strip & reseal flooring.
Quarterly Service. The following items will be addressed on a quarterly basis; details of the service to be carried out will be outlined in the technical specification: Camera Surveillance System Hardware, Software and Cameras Miscellaneous Items Assessment of Hard Drive space utilisation and reported on Hard Drives Backed up Hard Drives cleared of achieved data All camera’s lenses to be cleaned Outside camera’s directional positioning to be checked for correctness
Quarterly Service. 1. Strip flooring and refinish with slip resistant finish.
Quarterly Service. 1. Wash all restroom walls and metal partitions.
Quarterly Service. 1. Dust/wipe all chairs, tables, stools, and their legs.
2. Clean and shampoo all carpets
3. Machine scrub all hallways with auto scrubber or pressure washer – During 4 major breaks: Thanksgiving, Winter, Spring & Summer with existing staff only)
4. Buff Floors for A-Bldg 1st/2nd floor, Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, Teacher’s Lounge, Copy Room
5. Clean/Wax A-Bldg 1st Floor Hallway Flooring
Quarterly Service. FLOORS - Scrub and rewax P-1 lobby floors with machine. P-1 PARKING ATTENDANTS LOCKER ROOM AREA NIGHTLY SERVICE
Quarterly Service. We will perform two (2) onsite visits and two (2) remote visits per fiscal year. Scope of work as follows. • System optimization - Control system optimization includes but is not limited to the following; Running trends to make sure set point values are being met according to design specifications. Identifying and documenting any control and or mechanical system that are discovered to be out of design variance. List of design variance from tending logs will be used for system loop tuning. • Control Loop Tuning • Software and Firmware analysis • Onsite Database Backups • Alarms Go through Alarm Log and investigate why alarm was recorded Verify each alarm works properly and have been logged • Verify Wire Terminals Are Tight On Control Panels • Check Reports For Bus Communication Problems • Sensor Calibration • Verification Of Damper And Valve operation • Implement Energy Saving Ideas. • 40% savings on parts compared to non-contract customers.
Quarterly Service. Dust HVAC louvers. Extract carpets using an automatic extractor if allowed by manufacturer’s specifications. Dust HVAC louvers.