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. (PECI)921 SW Washington, Suite 312 Portland, OR 97205 Phone : of ContentsOperation and Maintenance Service 1 SURVEY AND DEFINITIONSWhat Is Operation and Maintenance ?
service contract; rather, it is a set of general guidelines. The main objective is to identify: • What owners need to know to obtain a good service contract • Ways to evaluate service providers • Major service needs Operation and Maintenance Service Contracts An overview of current trends and options, with
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