Food Service Facilities Designers/Consultants

 




 

 

 

 

 

 

11610 Busy Street
Richmond, VA 23236

Phone 804-379-1620
1-800-257-2047
Fax 804-379-2785

info@eisincva.com

FOOD SERVICES

 

PROGRAMMING:

  • Meeting with project staff and any other designated representative to gather essential operational ideas and input necessary to prepare schematic plans.

  • The initial survey will include gathering all dimensional information required to accurately reproduce a scale plan of the area to be addressed as well as obtaining all utility information required to implement the future plan.

SCHEMATIC PLANNING:

  • Development from the initial meeting a plan that illustrates the defining the goals and method of operation of the facility. This will include the incorporation of any prototypical equipment and layout that may be pre-determined by the Client.

  • Contribute and gather essential operational input necessary to execute the above program.

  • Counsel in establishing related architectural and engineering criteria.

  • Establish preliminary space and cost estimates for foodservice equipment.

  • Review with Architect/Client and staff and any other designated representatives.

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT:

  • Select pre-determined prototypical equipment relating to the project and review with Client’s staff.

  • Determine utilities and loads for each and prepare preliminary rough-in drawings.

  • Prepare a design development plan indicating any changes required by previous meetings Review cost estimate with Architect/Client and staff and any other designated representatives.

  • Prepare a equipment cut sheet book indicating all equipment selected for the project and present it to the Architect/Client and staff and any other designated representatives.

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS:

  • Prepare final working drawings to show foodservice equipment layout, electrical, ventilating, and mechanical connections, as well as any elevations, sections and equipment details as may be required to properly illustrate the required work.

  • Confer with related engineers and architectural staff to co-ordinate the work of each construction contract as it affects foodservice equipment or operational systems.

  • Prepare written specifications suitable for bidding in a format compatible with the Architects or Clients contract documents.

  • Update and submit final budget of foodservice equipment estimate.

  • Review with Architect/Client and staff and any other designated representatives

BID REVIEW:

  • Review bids and advise on contractor awards.

CONSTRUCTION PHASE:

  • Check shop drawings and contractor's submittal

  • Inspect installation in progress and prepare field inspection reports.

  • Expedite corrections and help resolve field problems.

  • Approve schedule of payments, if requested to do so by the Client or the Architect.

  • Final inspection with written deficiencies report

   
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