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To: Cuttnhorse

Understood. But a change order requires an amendment to the original contract — which means it is also an opportunity for the contractor to recover some of its earlier losses.


78 posted on 04/27/2022 2:29:52 PM PDT by Alberta's Child ("Mr. Potato Head ... Mr. Potato Head! Back doors are not secrets.")
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To: Alberta's Child
...which means it is also an opportunity for the contractor to recover some of its earlier losses.

Maybe with government contracts, but not on the ones I was involved with. The only wiggle room I allowed was a bit of fudging on length of time the CO would add to the completion schedule.

99 posted on 04/28/2022 11:12:48 AM PDT by Cuttnhorse
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