Construction Change Orders
Every change order has the same structure: what changed, why it changed, what it costs, how it affects the schedule, and the updated contract total. The form is fixed. Only the details change. Upload your template once and stop retyping everything.
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Fields on a standard change order
Change orders are money documents. They document scope additions, deletions, unforeseen conditions, and owner-directed changes. A properly documented change order protects you if a dispute comes up later. An unsigned or incomplete one can mean you absorb the cost.
The problem is that on an active project there can be five or ten change orders in a month, and each one takes time to prepare correctly. You need the original contract amount, the running total through all previous COs, the new amount, the schedule impact analysis. Getting the math right and the format consistent is important — it's the document that will be signed by the owner.
With a saved template, the structure is always consistent. The project header fills in automatically. You focus on writing a clear description of the change and calculating the cost and schedule impact. The administrative part of the document takes care of itself.
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