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The Agreement Sum will be increased by this Change Order in the amount of. Total. The TIME of the project has increased by. The contract is changed as follows: Construction Agreement. Change Order.

How to fill out construction agreement change order

How to fill out construction agreement change order

1. Read the construction agreement carefully and identify the section pertaining to change orders.
2. Determine the necessary changes to be made and the impact it will have on the original agreement.
3. Prepare the change order document including the project details, parties involved, and a detailed description of the change.
4. Specify any additional costs or adjustments to the timeline resulting from the change.
5. Submit the change order to the other party involved in the construction agreement for review and approval.
6. Once approved, both parties should sign the change order to make it legally binding.
7. Ensure that all relevant stakeholders are informed about the change and its implications for the project.
8. Keep a copy of the change order for record-keeping purposes.

Who needs construction agreement change order?

1. Construction contractors or builders who require modifications to the original agreement due to scope changes.
2. Clients or project owners who wish to request changes or additions to the construction project.
3. Architects or designers who identify design flaws or modifications that need to be incorporated.
4. Subcontractors involved in the project who need to adjust their tasks or materials due to unforeseen circumstances.
5. Government agencies or regulatory authorities who require changes to meet compliance or safety standards.

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What is construction agreement change order?

A construction agreement change order is a document that outlines any modifications or amendments to the original construction contract.

Who is required to file construction agreement change order?

The contractor and the client are usually required to file a construction agreement change order.

How to fill out construction agreement change order?

To fill out a construction agreement change order, you typically need to include details of the original contract, the changes being made, and the signatures of both parties.

What is the purpose of construction agreement change order?

The purpose of a construction agreement change order is to properly document any changes to the original construction contract to avoid disputes or misunderstandings in the future.

What information must be reported on construction agreement change order?

The construction agreement change order should include details such as the project name, original contract number, description of the changes, additional costs or savings, and signatures of all parties involved.