Capabilities
Installation scopes, defined like installation scopes.
Five core scopes cover most commercial fitness projects. Each one is run the same way: verified receiving, disciplined execution, documented completion.
- 01Commercial Equipment InstallationEnd-to-end installation of commercial fitness equipment — from the delivery dock to a documented, operational floor.Delivery & receiving coordinationManifest verificationComponent inventoryDamage documentationAccess & room verification+7 more
- 02Receiving & InventoryFreight receiving, manifest verification, staged storage, and documented condition reporting for commercial equipment deliveries.Delivery schedulingDock & access managementManifest verificationCondition documentationShortage reporting+2 more
- 03Rubber Flooring & TurfRubber athletic flooring and turf installed as technical systems — substrate to seams to equipment coordination.Substrate reviewSurface preparationMoisture awarenessUnderlaymentRubber flooring installation+3 more
- 04Relocation & RemovalDecommissioning, moving, and reinstalling commercial equipment — including full facility reconfigurations.Equipment removalDecommission inventoryRelocationFacility reconfigurationAnchor remediation+1 more
- 05Multi-Site RolloutsRepeatable installation execution across multiple locations — consistent process, consistent documentation, one point of contact.Program schedulingRepeatable processStandardized documentationSite-condition reportingSingle point of contact+1 more
Scope definition
Clear scopes. Clear responsibilities.
Installation projects go wrong in the gray areas. This is how we divide the work — what MPACT executes, what qualified specialty contractors handle, and what the project team provides.
MPACT installation scopes
Executed by MPACT crews
- Receiving
- Inventory
- Assembly
- Placement
- Anchoring where specified
- Equipment removal
- Equipment relocation
- Rubber flooring
- Turf
- Reconfiguration
- Punch-list work
- Documentation
Coordinated specialty scopes
Performed by qualified specialty contractors, coordinated with the project team
- Court systems
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Structural modifications
- Concrete
- Specialized rigging
- Aquatic systems
- HVAC & dehumidification
- Other licensed trades
Project-team inputs
Provided by the owner, GC, or design team
- Approved layouts
- Final equipment schedule
- Site access
- Utility readiness
- Structural information
- Delivery schedule
- Protected storage
- Trade coordination
- Final approvals
Regulated trade work is performed by appropriately qualified contractors. Scope boundaries are confirmed in writing for every project before work begins.
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