Transcription of Operation and Maintenance Service Contracts
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O&M Best Practices SeriesGuidelines for ObtainingBest-Practice Contractsfor Commercial BuildingsOperation andMaintenanceServiceContractsPrepared with funding from the EPAD ecember 1997 PECIA cknowledgementsSpecial thanks to the following people for their ongoingcontributions and careful review of the document:Byron Courts, Director of Engineering Services, andDave Rabon, Chief Engineer, Melvin MarkPete Degan, Director of Customer Marketing, Landis/StaefaDavid Fanning, HVAC Coordinator, EXPRESSBil Pletz, Facility Manager, IntelMike Sanislow, Service Channel Development Leader,Honeywell Home and BuildingKarl Stum, Director of Technical Services, PECITom Walton, President, United Service AllianceFor additional copies of this guidebook, contact:Portland Energy Conservation Inc.
Operation and Maintenance Service Contracts An overview of current trends and options, with guidelines for obtaining and managing the best contract for your building Approximately 40% of all nonresidential buildings contract maintenance service for heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment. As third-party providers become
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