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2. www.projectmanager.com › blog › a-quick-guide-toChange Orders in Construction Project Management

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   Jul 6, 2023 · A change order is a change management document that addresses any change in the project scope, detailing what needs to happen, how much it’ll cost and when it can be expected to reach completion. The change order is a means to modify existing construction contracts and, in effect, adjust the price and timeline of the project.

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   How do I request a change order?

   • Often, job site conditions reveal surprises or omissions in the drawing set, and a contractor or subcontractor needs to submit a request for a change order. Typically, you’ll want to send a request for information (RFI) to the GC or architect. This is a form you submit alerting them to the fact that you think a change is needed.

   Request for Change Orders: Adjusting the Contract Scope - Procore

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   Who can initiate a change order?

   • The architect, project owner, prime contractor, or one of the many subcontractors can initiate a change order at any time during the construction phase. Architects often amend the project design, provide additional information, or make minor changes to the project’s scope of work through an Architect’s Supplemental Instruction (ASI) form.

   The Definitive Guide to Construction Change Orders - Linarc

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   What should be included in a change order form?

   • 1. Project basics The top of the change order form will include project basics such as the name of the project, the address of the job, the construction manager, the client, the date of the change request, and other pertinent information. This all helps the construction manager keep change orders organized.

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   How does a change order process work?

   • The change order process typically requires the client to submit a formal change order request form to modify the contract to include the requested changes. It may include a revised scope of work, new pricing, an adjustment to project milestones, and the signatures of both you and the client to ensure everyone is on the same page.

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4. www.procore.com › library › how-construction-changeHow Change Orders Work in Construction - Procore

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   Jun 19, 2024 · Completing a change order correctly minimizes risk, improves the chances of approval, and helps contractors get paid faster. The article contains information on how to fill out a change form, key details to include, and pitfalls to avoid during the change order process.

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   Jun 11, 2024 · Often, job site conditions reveal surprises or omissions in the drawing set, and a contractor or subcontractor needs to submit a request for a change order. Typically, you’ll want to send a request for information (RFI) to the GC or architect.

6. www.siteline.com › blog › the-ultimate-guide-toThe Ultimate Guide to Construction Change Orders - Siteline

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   Nov 21, 2023 · Submit the change order to the GC. Submitting a change order is fairly straightforward but with a few caveats. The two big rules to abide by are: Submit change orders with the original contract so that the GC and owner can easily compare the costs between the two to identify the difference; and

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   May 10, 2024 · A change order request allows you to modify a construction project, which will most likely lead to delays and cost overruns. Learn how to submit a change order.

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   Jan 4, 2023 · Six simple tips for effective change management. What is a change order? A change order is a legal directive that amends the construction contract’s terms and conditions. The purpose of a change order is multifold. Adapt and respond to unforeseen events. Change the terms of the contract. Alter the design, scope of work, schedule, or project cost.

9. www.knowify.com › blog › construction-change-ordersConstruction change orders: Everything you need to know

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   Aug 16, 2023 · How do you write a construction change order? What should a change order include? Is an RFI a change order? What is the difference between a construction change directive (CCD) and a construction change order? When should you issue a change order? What is a contemplated change order? How do you negotiate a change order?