Review HVAC Integration for AI
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I have a draft HVAC/BMS integration specification that must plug seamlessly into an AI-driven optimisation platform using BACnet/IP. Before we circulate it to our contractors, I need a senior BMS / HVAC controls engineer to perform a sharp technical review focused on one thing: confirming that every data point, command and alarm defined in the spec will actually play well with the optimisation layer.
The document covers chillers, VAVs, FCUs and, most critically, the AHUs, so your comments on these sections will carry extra weight. I’m looking for gaps in point lists, naming conventions, network architecture or sequencing that could block or degrade real-time data flow to the platform.
Required background
– 5+ years in BMS / HVAC controls engineering for commercial or mixed-use buildings.
– Hands-on experience with BACnet/IP and BACnet MS/TP, including integration of chillers, AHUs, VAVs and FCUs into platforms such as Siemens Desigo, JCI Metasys, Honeywell, Schneider EcoStruxure or Tridium Niagara.
– Prior experience reviewing or writing controls specifications, ideally where a BMS was integrated with a third-party analytics or optimisation platform via BACnet or Modbus.
Please submit a concise proposal outlining:
– How you normally approach controls specification reviews.
– Any similar work you’ve completed (links or screenshots welcome).
– The format you will use for your findings (e.g., red-lined PDF, structured report, point-by-point spreadsheet).
Deliverable
A single annotated version of the spec (or separate findings report) that highlights incompatibilities and offers clear, actionable fixes, plus (optionally) a brief call to walk through the key points.
I’m ready to award quickly and will be available for prompt replies while you work.
The document covers chillers, VAVs, FCUs and, most critically, the AHUs, so your comments on these sections will carry extra weight. I’m looking for gaps in point lists, naming conventions, network architecture or sequencing that could block or degrade real-time data flow to the platform.
Required background
– 5+ years in BMS / HVAC controls engineering for commercial or mixed-use buildings.
– Hands-on experience with BACnet/IP and BACnet MS/TP, including integration of chillers, AHUs, VAVs and FCUs into platforms such as Siemens Desigo, JCI Metasys, Honeywell, Schneider EcoStruxure or Tridium Niagara.
– Prior experience reviewing or writing controls specifications, ideally where a BMS was integrated with a third-party analytics or optimisation platform via BACnet or Modbus.
Please submit a concise proposal outlining:
– How you normally approach controls specification reviews.
– Any similar work you’ve completed (links or screenshots welcome).
– The format you will use for your findings (e.g., red-lined PDF, structured report, point-by-point spreadsheet).
Deliverable
A single annotated version of the spec (or separate findings report) that highlights incompatibilities and offers clear, actionable fixes, plus (optionally) a brief call to walk through the key points.
I’m ready to award quickly and will be available for prompt replies while you work.