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NC-v4 EAp1:Fundamental commissioning and verification

Cx plan

Does anyone have an example Cx plan?

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Scott Bowman
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Fri, 02/17/2017 - 18:23

Cx Plans are fairly basic in construction but most providers consider their work to be their property and instrument of service so will be hesitant to share them. I am one of those people! However, there are several places that can get you started such as the BCA (Building Commissioning Association), ASHRAE, ACG (AABC Commissioning Group), PECI, and more that have documents, templates, and forms. Some are behind membership logins, others are not. Another great open resource is the California Commissioning Collaborative which has some great information and guides.

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