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MEP & Technical Coordination

Coordination of BOH requirements with architectural, structural and MEP disciplines, so that the planned facility can actually be built and serviced.

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What this service addresses
  • Utility requirements for planned equipment
  • Ventilation and extraction coordination
  • Water, drainage and grease management
  • Electrical and gas requirements
  • Structural and ceiling coordination
  • Service routes and access
Why it matters

BOH planning must integrate with architecture, MEP and project requirements. Requirements issued clearly and early let the design team build them into their systems, instead of discovering them when equipment arrives on site.

What HFPC provides

  • Utility requirement schedules for all planned equipment
  • MEP coordination inputs and mark-ups
  • Review of design-team drawings against BOH requirements
  • Resolution of coordination issues during design and execution

Typical deliverables

  • Utility requirement schedules
  • MEP coordination inputs
  • Equipment layouts with service points
  • Sections and elevations
  • Technical specifications

Technical considerations

  • Extract and make-up air volumes
  • Hot and cold water demand
  • Drainage points and grease interception
  • Electrical loads and points
  • Gas requirements where applicable
  • Access for maintenance and replacement
Project process

How the work is staged.

Each engagement follows HFPC's structured process, scoped to the stage the project is at.

  1. 01

    Concept Brief

  2. 02

    Operational Analysis

  3. 03

    Space & Flow Planning

  4. 04

    Layout Development

  5. 05

    Equipment Planning

  6. 06

    Technical Coordination

  7. 07

    BOQ & Specifications

  8. 08

    Tender / Procurement Documentation

  9. 09

    Site Coordination

  10. 10

    Handover

The full approach
Related projects

Case studies in preparation.

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Project records for this service are being prepared for publication.

Project portfolio
FAQ

Common questions.

Does HFPC replace the MEP consultant?
No. HFPC defines the back-of-house requirements and coordinates them with the appointed MEP and design consultants.
When are utility requirements issued?
Once equipment planning is developed, so that loads and service points can be built into the MEP design rather than added later.
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