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PROCESS
The Lipp AV Design process starts with needs analysis. We
will get together with the users to assess the technical requirements
for the new system. We'll ask questions like "What is the
resolution of your computers?" and "Do you really need 40
wireless mics for a high school auditorium?"
An AV program report will be provided at the end of the needs
analysis. It will detail the user requests and our recommendations.
It will also include a detailed budget.
The next step is architectural integration. We will work closely
with the members of the design team toward the generation
of the architect's design development and construction drawings.
AV equipment layout, conduit layout and block diagram drawings
as well as a specification will be provided to document the
system concept. Not only will this give direction to the AV
contractor, it will tell the electrical contractor exactly
what conduit is needed and it will tell the general contractor
how to make everything fit in the room.
In the bidding stage, we will conduct a pre-bid meeting and
respond to vender questions. Once the bids come in, they will
be evaluated to confirm that they all truly meet the project
requirements.
Once a contractor is selected, construction administration
services will be provided. The contractor's shop drawings
will be approved. Then their shop and fieldwork will be checked.
Once the last items are crossed off the punch list, we will
be available to support the operators and make sure everyone
is fully satisfied with the new purchase.
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