Why Clients Choose Us:
Our commissioning services for new construction projects ensure that all building systems are planned, installed, tested, and documented in line with project requirements and client expectations. Depending on the project structure and stakeholder needs, we provide commissioning support in the following models:
Service Overview: Commissioning Authority (CxA) is a service where CSI leads and manages the entire commissioning process to ensure that all building systems perform as intended and meet the project requirements.
CSI Approach: CSI’s expert team oversees the commissioning activities by verifying installations, witnessing testing procedures, and providing actionable recommendations. They collaborate with project stakeholders to ensure systems are properly installed, tested, and operational. They also assist facility teams in developing reports, managing documentation, and raising service requests for any unresolved issues.
Value to the project: This service ensures quality, compliance, and functionality across critical systems. It minimizes operational risks, reduces post-handover issues, and ensures a smooth transition to occupancy and operation—ultimately safeguarding the project’s long-term performance and reliability.
Service Overview: Commissioning Management is a service where CSI oversees the entire commissioning lifecycle—planning, coordinating, and managing activities to ensure that all systems and equipment meet design intent and operational requirements.
CSI Approach: CSI’s team develops commissioning plans, sets performance criteria, and coordinates efforts between design, construction, and operations teams. They monitor testing and verification activities, manage communication among stakeholders, and facilitate the final handover to ensure systems are ready for operation with complete documentation and training.
Value to the project: This service ensures that building systems function efficiently, reliably, and as designed. It reduces delays, limits rework, and enhances overall project quality, delivering a smooth, well-documented transition to building operation and long-term system performance.
Service Overview: LEED Commissioning Agent is a specialized service where CSI supports projects aiming for LEED certification by ensuring building systems meet sustainability, energy efficiency, and environmental performance standards outlined by the LEED rating system.
CSI Approach: CSI’s LEED-accredited professionals guide the commissioning process to align with LEED prerequisites and credits. They verify that energy-related systems are designed, installed, tested, and performing to meet LEED requirements. This includes documentation, functional testing, and coordination with design and construction teams to ensure sustainable outcomes.
Value to the project: This service is essential for achieving LEED certification, improving energy performance, reducing environmental impact, and enhancing occupant comfort. It ensures the project meets high sustainability benchmarks while supporting long-term operational savings and environmental responsibility.
We deliver these services in coordination with clients, consultants, main contractors, or specialist subcontractors depending on project needs. Our flexibility allows us to integrate into any project team structure while maintaining technical independence, transparency, and consistent quality.
Retro-Commissioning is the first-time commissioning of an existing building that was never commissioned when originally constructed, it is focused on improving the performance of existing buildings by identifying and addressing inefficiencies in their systems and operations.
CSI’s experienced professionals conduct detailed assessments of the building’s current systems to evaluate performance gaps. They identify opportunities for energy savings, optimize system operations, and implement corrective actions to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and occupant comfort.
This service helps reduce energy costs, extend equipment life, and improve indoor environmental quality. By optimizing existing systems, it delivers measurable savings and reduces environmental impact without the need for major capital investments.
Re-Commissioning is the repeat commissioning of a building that was previously commissioned at some point in its life cycle, it is the process of re-evaluating and optimizing building systems that have drifted from their intended performance, helping restore or improve functionality without major equipment replacements.
CSI’s team conducts a thorough review and testing of the building’s existing systems to identify performance degradation, inefficiencies, or operational issues. Corrective measures are then implemented to align system operations with original or updated performance goals.
This service helps recover lost efficiency, reduce operating costs, and improve occupant comfort. By restoring optimal system performance, it extends equipment life and supports sustainable, cost-effective building operations.
Monitored-Based Commissioning (MBCx) is a service where CSI continuously tracks and evaluates the performance of building systems using real-time data to ensure ongoing efficiency and reliability.
CSI deploys advanced sensors and data analytics tools to monitor system operations. The data is analyzed to detect inefficiencies, faults, or performance drifts. Based on these insights, CSI provides actionable recommendations and supports corrective actions to maintain optimal system performance.
MBCx enables proactive maintenance, reduces energy waste, and minimizes unplanned downtime. By continuously optimizing operations, it ensures long-term building efficiency, comfort, and cost savings.
CSI’s Mission-Critical Facility Commissioning service is designed for environments where operational continuity and zero-failure tolerance are paramount—such as hospitals, data centers, control centers, and similar facilities. This highly specialized process ensures that all mechanical, electrical, life safety, and control systems perform flawlessly under every anticipated operating condition.
Our team applies a disciplined, methodical commissioning process that includes rigorous functional testing, system integration verification, and performance validation. We simulate real-world scenarios, stress-test backup systems, and verify redundancy measures to confirm that the facility can maintain uninterrupted operation during both normal and emergency conditions.
This service minimizes the risk of downtime, safeguards critical operations, and ensures compliance with stringent performance requirements. By delivering a fully validated and resilient facility, CSI helps mission-critical environments operate with confidence, safety, and reliability from day one.
Commissioning Focused Design Review are detailed evaluations conducted by CSI experts to ensure that project design documents and specifications support the commissioning process and long-term building performance goals.
CSI reviews design drawings, specifications, and equipment selections during the design phase. The team identifies gaps, inconsistencies, or inefficiencies, and provides actionable recommendations to enhance system performance, reliability, and maintainability.
This service helps prevent costly changes during construction, improves coordination between design intent and actual performance, and ensures that systems are designed with commissioning, operation, and maintenance in mind leading to more efficient and sustainable outcomes.
System’s Commissioning Verification and Validation is a service where CSI ensures that all building systems, such as HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and controls are correctly installed, fully operational, and integrated according to project specifications.
CSI’s qualified professionals perform detailed performance verification and functional testing across multiple systems. This involves reviewing documentation, inspecting installations, and executing field tests to confirm that each system meets the intended design and performance criteria.
This service ensures that all systems function together efficiently and reliably. It reduces the risk of future operational issues, ensures code and standard compliance, and supports a smooth transition to building occupancy and long-term performance.