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UCF Planning, Design & Construction
Owner's Substantial Completion & Final Completion and Close-out Checklist
Project Manager:
Required
for this Type of Document Additional Information
Project?
Photo(s) Photos should represent the
Representative of completed project and be free of
Completed Project construction debris or people.
Certificate of Received from Building Code
Completion Office
Certificate of Received from Building Code
Occupancy Office
History of inspection results
Proof of Passed showing passed final inspections
Building Inspections from BCO's Citizenserve site or
both sides of signed off permit
card.
Proof of Passed State
Fire Marshal Received from State Fire Marshal
Inspection
Punch List should denote all
work not conforming to contract
Punch List specifications that the
contractor must complete prior
to final payment.
Final Completed Provided puchlist should indicate
Punch List all punch list items are
complete.
Architect Record of AIA Document G704, fully
Certificate of executed by A/E, Owner
Substantial (Director of FPC) and Contractor.
Completion
Signed and sealed letter from all
project Architects and Engineers
of Record attesting that all
CD Changes required changes to
Submitted to BCO for Construction Documents due to
Review ASIs and CCDs have been
incorporated into submitted
revisions reviewed and
approved by the Building Code
Office
Signed and sealed letter from
EOR Confirms Arc the EOR or CXA that Arc Flash
Flash Studies calculations and coordination
studies have been completed
and labels have been installed
Arc Flash Arc Flash Coordination Studies
Coordination Studies
Lightning Protection Lightning Protection Certificate
Certificate
Agenda from Close- Close-out Agenda_UCF-583
out Meeting
Close-out Meeting
Minutes
Close-out Meeting
Attendance Sheet
Final Test and Balance EOR Approval Affixed to the
with EOR Approval Final T & B Report
A zip file that contains the
Preliminary Commissioning
Issues Log, and a letter from the
Engineer of Record, the Cx
Preliminary Agent and UES indicating that
Commissioning zip the systems to be commissioned
file have been tested and the
commissioning report has been
submitted with issues, issue
status, and contractual
completions dates.
Commissioning Issues
Log
Letter from the Engineer of
Record, the Cx Agent and UES
Letters from EOR, indicating that the systems to
CXA and UES that CX be commissioned have been
Systems are tested and the commissioning
operating as noted. report has been submitted with
issues, issue status, and
contractual completions dates.
Letter from the Commissioning
Agent attesting that
commissioning testing is 100%
complete for the laboratory-type
spaces and that commissioning
Letter from Cx Agent is non-laboratory type spaces is
indicating substantially complete and that
Commissioning the preliminary commissioning
testing is complete report has been approved by the
Engineer of Record. A schedule,
including all remaining
commissioning activities, is
submitted, and completion is
tied to Contract Final Completion
date
Building envelope report with
affixed letter from Building
Building Envelope Envelope Consultant stating that
Report and Letter the roof and building envelope
are complete as installed and in
compliance with Contract
Documents
Every sheet of the complete As-
Built Drawing package must be
stamped “As-Built” and dated in
the lower right-hand corner,
whether or not there are
changes in that plan sheet. The
set of As-Built Drawings must be
Contractor's As-Built a complete package, not just a
zip File collection of the pages
containing changes. MEPF
discipline as-built sets may be
submitted as individual files that
are zipped into the primary
project As-built file. The As-Built
Drawing Package should NOT
include extemporaneous
documents.
Contractor warranties must
reflect a start date of the
Certificate of Completion or
Occupancy date (unless an
Prime Contractor executed Certificate of
Warranty Substantial completion indicates
other start date), specify the
project, and be signed by an
authorized representative of the
company providing the warranty.
Subcontractor warranties must
reflect a start date of the
Certificate of Completion or
Occupancy date (unless an
executed Certificate of
Substantial completion indicates
Trade Subcontractor other start date), specify the
Warranty project, and be signed by an
authorized representative of the
company providing the warranty.
If more than one trade
subcontractor warranty, all
should be named individually,
be bound together in a zip file
named as above.
Zip file with a collection of all
subcontractor warranties. The
Subcontractor files contained within should be
Warranty Zip File named per the Trade
Subcontractor Warranty naming
standard: WTY_Trade_Contractor
Name_UCF Project Number
Project Asset Table Project Asset Table should be used to record asset related information which is information that provides operation, maintenance and warranty information for components and equipment added to University property as a result of repair replacement or new construction project and requires care from the Facilities and Safety departments throughout the component or equipment lifecycle. Examples of assets may be see on the first page of the Project Asset Table. Ensure that the format provided is easily legible.
Paint Schedule
The Room Paint Matrix or as-built paint schedule should be used to record paint information for projects that alter the paint of University property
All of the individual files for
manufacturer’s O&Ms and
Manufacturer warranties for the project should
Warranties and O&M be compressed into a zip file.
Compressed Zip File The files within the zip file
should be named as indicated
below
Each piece of equipment or
material should have its own
warranty and O&M file or one
combined file if this is how they
Manufacturer O & M are provided from the
Files manufacturer. All of the
individual files for
manufacturer’s O&Ms and
warranties for the project should
bound together in a zip file.
Each piece of equipment or
material should have its own
warranty and O&M file or one
combined file if this is how they
Manufacturer are provided from the
Warranty Files manufacturer. All of the
individual files for
manufacturer’s O&Ms and
warranties for the project should
bound together in a zip file.
In the case that the
manufacturer’s warranty and
Combined O&M is combined in one
Manufacturer O&M document, the naming
and Warranty Files convention should reflect this
and in this case the document
only needs to be submitted
once.
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