Construction Project Handover Note

Construction Project Handover Note


Prepared By: [YOUR NAME]

Date: December 15, 2050


I. Project Overview

The project involves the construction of a commercial building located at 123 Main Street. The building spans 10,000 square feet and includes office spaces, conference rooms, and a cafeteria. The construction commenced on January 1, 2025, and was completed on September 30, 2026.


II. Key Contacts

Role

Name

Contact

Project Manager

Luke Reese

235 555 7777

Site Engineer

Noah Duncan

236 555 7777

Architect

Liam Adams

237 555 7777


III. Significant Dates

Milestone

Date

Project Start Date

January 1, 2025

Foundation Completion

March 15, 2025

Framing Completion

July 1, 2025

Final Inspection

September 25, 2026

Project Completion

September 30, 2026


IV. Project Deliverables

The following key deliverables have been meticulously completed and handed over to the client to ensure a seamless transition and successful operation of the facility:

  • Construction Drawings and As-Built Plans: Detailed architectural and engineering drawings that accurately reflect the completed project, including all modifications made during construction.

  • Operation and Maintenance Manuals: Comprehensive guides that outline the operational procedures, maintenance schedules, and troubleshooting tips for all systems and equipment within the building.

  • Warranty Certificates: Documentation providing warranties for materials and workmanship, ensuring coverage for any potential defects or issues that may arise post-completion.

  • Inspection and Compliance Reports: Official records verifying that the construction adheres to all relevant regulations, standards, and codes, including safety and environmental compliance.


V. Outstanding Issues

Several minor outstanding issues require attention to ensure the project meets all quality standards and client expectations:

  • Minor Paint Touch-Ups in the Cafeteria Area: A few areas in the cafeteria require touch-up painting to enhance the overall aesthetic and ensure a polished finish.

  • Adjustment of HVAC System Settings on the Third Floor: The HVAC settings on the third floor need fine-tuning to optimize temperature control and energy efficiency, ensuring a comfortable environment for occupants.

  • Replacement of a Cracked Windowpane in the Meeting Room: One windowpane in the meeting room has developed a crack and requires replacement to maintain safety and insulation standards.


VI. Handover Signatures

Role

Name

Signature

Project Manager

Luke Reese

Site Engineer

Noah Duncan

Client Representative

Liam Adams


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