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MPACT Athletic Installations

Capability 01 — Primary scope

Commercial Equipment Installation

Installation is the core of what MPACT does. One crew and one point of accountability carry the project from receiving through final walkthrough: verifying what arrived, assembling to manufacturer instructions, placing to the approved room plan, completing specified anchoring, and closing out with documentation instead of loose ends.

Scope of work

What this scope includes.

Line items are confirmed per project — inclusions and exclusions in writing before mobilization.

  1. 01Delivery & receiving coordinationScheduling with carriers, dock and access planning, staging space
  2. 02Manifest verificationDelivered items checked line-by-line against the equipment manifest
  3. 03Component inventoryCartons, hardware kits, and components counted before assembly begins
  4. 04Damage documentationShortages and packaging or freight damage photographed and reported same day
  5. 05Access & room verificationDoor clearances, elevators, floor protection, and pathways confirmed
  6. 06Equipment assemblyBuilt to the applicable manufacturer instructions for each unit
  7. 07Layout-based placementUnits set to the approved room plan with clearances maintained
  8. 08Anchoring where specifiedApproved anchoring completed per the project plan and manufacturer guidance
  9. 09Adjustment & alignmentLeveling, cable tensioning, and alignment across the equipment line
  10. 10Packaging removalCartons, pallets, and debris staged out or removed per site rules
  11. 11Punch-list completionOpen items tracked and closed before handoff
  12. 12Final walkthrough & documentationCompletion walkthrough with photo documentation of the finished floor

Sequence

Delivery dock to operational floor.

01 / RECEIVED & VERIFIED02 / ASSEMBLEDM12 × 403 / OPERATIONAL

Field notes

How we run this scope.

01

The manifest is the contract

Every installation starts from the equipment list. We verify what arrives against what was ordered before a single carton is opened, so shortages and freight damage become documented claims instead of jobsite surprises.

02

Placement follows the plan

Approved layouts govern the floor. Units go where the plan says they go — clearances, walkways, and sight lines included — and deviations get raised to the project team, not improvised.

03

Done means documented

A project closes with a walkthrough, a resolved punch list, and photo documentation — a record the owner, GC, or distributor can file, not a wave on the way out.

Ready to open a project file?

Start with whatever you have — an equipment quote, a layout, a target date. The intake takes minutes and nothing is lost between visits.