Cushman & Wakefield, a leading global real estate services firm, has signed a contract with Carrier for a major heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) modernization project that will help deliver better reliability, comfort and improved indoor air quality (IAQ) to a Cushman & Wakefield client’s greater Denver-area office campus. The project will include air-cooled liquid chillers, rooftop units, split systems, hot water boilers, lighting and building controls, and air purification systems to enhance overall IAQ throughout the office campus, with service support provided by Carrier’s BluEdge service platform.
The pandemic has intensified the urgency and need for solutions that help provide a safe return to commercial buildings. As part of this modernization project, Cushman & Wakefield chose air purification systems with needlepoint bipolar ionization technology, an IAQ solution that will help deactivate many airborne contaminants, for every rooftop unit on campus. Air purification systems and IAQ assessments and monitoring are available through the Carrier Healthy Buildings Program, an expanded suite of advanced solutions to help deliver healthier, safer and more productive indoor environments.
“We view Carrier as a valued building technology solutions partner,” said Marla Maloney, President of Cushman & Wakefield Asset Services. “Carrier earned our trust for the project based on their innovative HVAC solutions, healthy building expertise and their strong consultative approach in support of Cushman & Wakefield.”
To help ensure optimal system uptime, Carrier will also provide longer-term support through a BluEdge Enhance service contract that includes preventative maintenance and remote monitoring.
“Our customers are our highest priority and we are pleased to work with Cushman & Wakefield for this critical project,” said Gary H. Bobb, Vice President, Global Aftermarket, Commercial HVAC, Carrier. “The Carrier team prides itself on delivering best-in-class, turnkey solutions for a healthier, more efficient and more reliable facility.”
