Become familiar with implied or constructive changed work requests.
Disputes commonly arise between owners, contractors and subcontractors concerning payment for acknowledged changes in the scope of the work and extra work. Public works construction contracts typically contain a change order provision that authorizes the public entity to make changes in the work. Some public entities have a “changes clause” specifically authorized by statute, while for others it is implied in law. Public works construction contracts generally require a written change order to authorize extra work and establish rules for pricing the extra work. These provisions are, generally, enforceable by statute, but exceptions exist. This white paper will discuss those exceptions.
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