A smart building uses data generated by IoT-enabled equipment plus data collected from external sources to allow for performance-enhancing, energy-saving decision making.
Operational management and information technology convergence is driving disruption in how facilities and enterprises operate. Building owners, managers and tenants have to rethink how they interact with buildings. Re-imagining how to better utilize buildings and improve occupant experiences means digitally transforming an environment to more effectively use the data that buildings generate to drive comfort, security and sustainability.
Going out for tender can be a time-consuming and challenging process.
When considering replacing a contractor, normally it means that the incumbent has not been performing well or the scope of works is not comprehensive. Thus, the tender document must specify clearly the scope of works, service frequency, responsibility of contractors and also emphasise the assets or equipment that are having issues.
Our team is experienced in the tendering process, where we examine the existing contracts first along with a site visit to determine what needs to be improved in the next contract agreement or sometimes even subtracting a redundant service out of an agreement.