 Conventional stationary storage units require space-wasting fixed aisles
 Spacesaver systems eliminate all but one movable aisle and save 50% of the floor space for other uses...
 or double the storage capacity of the existing space
 Space comparison
 CAD drawing: floor layout
 CAD drawing: storage system detail
 Engineering drawing, rail load
 CAD drawing: cutaway view of finished building |
Pre-Contract Phase
- Assist in the development of special informational studies
- Life cycle costing analysis for various storage methods
- Functional advantages of various storage methods
- Construction advantages of various storage methods
- Industry trends in storage systems
Programming Phase
- Gather data for department storage needs, existing and projected
- Educate the client regarding benefits of various storage methods
- Conduct client visits to similar applications
- Assist in evaluation of the different methods of purchase
- Develop preliminary budget cost information
- Develop cost and space comparisons for mobile high density storage
Schematic Design Phase
- Attend appropriate department user meetings
- Develop schematic room plans, elevations, and section drawings
- Provide preliminary specifications, equipment, materials, colors, etc.
- Review and coordinate structural (floor load) requirements
- Review and coordinate power location, electrical requirements and fire protection considerations
- Provide budget costs for storage systems as indicated
Designer Development Phase- Attend appropriate end user department meetings
- Finalize all product locations and specifications
- Provide room drawings showing exact dimensional requirements
- Coordinate final structural, mechanical, and electrical requirements
- Provide accurate product cost information
Contract Documents Phase- Prepare all necessary final working drawings for storage systems
- Provide final written specifications for storage systems
Bid/Award Phase- Attend pre-bid meetings to provide information and correlation
- Assist in evaluation or review of alternates or substitutions
Construction Phase- Attend construction meetings where appropriate
- Review shop drawings where required
- Review installation procedures
- Coordinate delivery, staging, and installation schedules
- Provide necessary guarantees and warranties
- Project management services
Move-In Phase- Assist necessary departments with functional changes
- Assist facility management with in-service training
Post-Construction Evaluation- Create and review punch list with architect and client
- Review benefits of team relationship with architect
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