Proposal for MEP engineering services dated May 6, 1992

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VIII. Special Considerations [Optional Services] TKLP

in a open-book fashion against our estimate's reconciliations with the contractor's esti­ mates. We could provide these detailed estimates at the various phases for the following sums: Schematics— $ 15,000 Design Development — $ 30,000 Pre-purchased equipment — $ 10,000 Bid Documents (including value engineering) — $ 45,000

5. Operating Manuals: TKLP offers, as an additional service, preparation of system operat­ ing manuals. This involves describing system by system, the requirements that prompted the systems designed, actual equipment data, equipment locations within the building, and simplified flow diagrams for each system. It also describes how the system is to be operated. It has proven invaluable for the maintenance personnel of our client's and sim­ plifies and speeds the diagnosis and repair of system-related problems. TKLP's fee would be $65,000.

6. Systems Operation Training: TKLP would provide instruction to the client's operations staff for complete understanding of the systems operating proceedures and parameters. We find it important for the operations people to learn from the engineer how the system should be run. TKLP's fee for this service is $12,000.

7. Post Construction Services TKLP is very experienced at designing tests, assisting our clients in managing the testing, assessing the test results and working with vendors to identify and correct the problems. TKLP's experience is with building elements and building services. The tests are used to assess the performance of existing equipment and systems, as well as to determine if the installed new equipment and systems achieve specified requirements.

TKLP has also developed step-by-step commissioning procedures for building service sys­ tems. The procedures include acceptable performance tolerances, procedures to follow to create extreme test conditions, construction completion requirements prior to testing, ac­ ceptable test instruments and calibration requirements.

In highly technical buildings, we have found that the building service system commission­ ing generally is the critical path to construction completion. It is often overlooked by con­ struction managers who will generally focus on temporary occupancy permits. TKLP has provided scheduling and schedule control services to focus on system commissioning and testing with the supporting construction completion tasks.

Forest City Tech Place Associates for Full Engineering Services 05/06/92 [P237] vin-2

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