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Table H-2 Typical Commissioning (Cx) Process Activities, Deliverables and Responsibilities [ a]

Item	Activity	Deliverable	90.1 Section	Normally Provided by	Phase
1	Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR)	OPR document	NR	Owner with assistance from design and_Cx_ teams	Predesign
2	Basis of Design (BoD)	BoD document	NR	Design team	Design through construction
3	Cx plan	Cx plan document	4.2.5.2.2	Cx provider with input from owner, design team, and contractor	Predesign
4	Contractor_Cx_ requirements	Cx specifications	4.2.5.1.1, 4.2.5.2.1, 6.9.2	Design team and Cx provider	Design
5	Design review, including Standard 90.1 compliance review	Cx design review report	4.2.5.2, 4.2.5.2.2	Cx provider	Design
6	Submittal review	Submittal review report b	NR	Cx provider	Construction
7	Commission designated systems, inspections,FPT	Installation, inspection, functional test reports, performance test reports b	4.2.5.1, 4.2.5.2	Contractors,manufacturers, Cx provider, and_Cx provider team_	Construction
8	Track identified issues to resolution	Issues and resolution log b	4.2.5.1, 4.2.5.2	Cx provider and team	Construction
9	Systems manual	Systems manual review	Review NR	Contractors with review by Cx provider	Construction
10	Training	Training plan and reports b	NR	Contractors and_manufacturers_ with review by_Cx provider_	Final
11	Preliminary_Cx_ report	Preliminary Cx report	4.2.5.2.1, 4.2.5.2.2	Cx provider	Construction
12	Cx activities during occupancy	Additional information and updates to reports b	NR	Cx provider and_building_ operations	Final
13	Final_Cx_ report	Final_Cx_ Report	4.2.5.2.2	Cx provider	Final

a. NR = not required by Standard 90.1; Cx = commissioning. b. Noted interim or partial deliverables are typically included in the preliminary and final commissioning reports.

gested items to verify in that section. There are specific verification, commissioning, or testing activities required by Standard 90.1 in Sections 4.2.5, 5.9, 6.9, 7.9, 8.9, 9.9, 10.9, 12.2(e), and G1.2.1(e). Table H-3 lists only the items in Standard 90.1 that would be beneficial to include in a commissioning scope. While these requirements cover many of the building components, they are not comprehensive, and there are benefits available from additional commissioning or testing. There are other items outside the scope of Standard 90.1 that would typically be included in a commissioning scope that are not covered here but that may improve the quality and reliability of the building systems and assemblies.

The suggested commissioning activities are intended to be included in a commissioning scope based on the building owner’s perception of desired outcomes relative to the particular building program and location and based on the experience of the commissioning provider . The activities are summarized in a checklist format and are related to the requirements that are described in the noted subsections of Standard 90.1. The scope of the items to verify should include verification of compliance with Standard 90.1 requirements by documenting each item’s applicability, inclusion, or exception. Included items should be verified for installation, proper configuration, and operation. Depending on the comprehensiveness of the commissioning effort, verification for certain items may be included at the design phase, construction phase, or both. Verification that the design and construction meet the requirements of the chosen compliance path in Standard 90.1 could be completed using the verification and compliance forms from the Standard 90.1 User’s Man- ual . Table H-3 could be used as a commissioning scope development checklist, and for each item the status for the subject building could be noted as follows:

NA = not applicable (Either the item is not in the proposed building, an exception was used, or the item or prescriptive requirement was traded off in the performance path.)

Cx = commissioned, verified, or tested

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