Who is responsible for temperature control conduit and wiring in the Veterinary Center project?

In construction projects, the responsibility for temperature control systems typically falls under the mechanical contractor. This is because mechanical contractors specialize in the installation and maintenance of systems related to HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning). In the context of a veterinary center, temperature control is crucial for maintaining the well-being of animals and ensuring a controlled environment, which requires expertise in mechanical systems.

The mechanical contractor will handle the design and installation of the HVAC system, including conduit and wiring necessary for temperature control. Their skill set includes understanding how to integrate these systems with other mechanical components of the building and ensuring they operate effectively.

While the electrical contractor, general contractor, and HVAC specialist also play important roles in a construction project, their responsibilities differ from those of the mechanical contractor. The electrical contractor would focus on electrical wiring and systems, the general contractor oversees the overall project management and coordination of all trades, and the HVAC specialist, while knowledgeable, typically works under the mechanical contractor to handle specific aspects of HVAC installation and maintenance.