Contract Changes Quiz

Agreement by the Owner and Architect only

Agreement among the Owner, Contractor, and Architect

Approval by the Contractor alone

Approval by owner only

Only with the approval of the Architect

Under applicable provisions of the Contract Documents, unless otherwise provided in the Change Order, Construction Change Directive or order for a minor change in the Work

At the discretion of the Contractor

Without any written instructions

A written instrument prepared by the Contractor

A verbal agreement between the Owner and Architect

A written instrument prepared by the Architect and signed by the Owner, Contractor, and Architect

A public announcement

Was the work completed on time?

Was there a change from the original project scope?

Was the project budget exceeded?

Was the quality of work up to standards?

Owner

Designer

Contractor

Local Code Enforcement Agency

All can initiate a change order

Change in government regulations

Change in owner requirements

Successful completion of project phases

Reduction in project scope

Omissions, errors or design features that cannot be built as designed

Non-compliance with code or regulations

Change in owner requirements

Contractor or sub need to redo work due to their fault

Contract termination

Contract changes

No impact on the contract

Drawings and specifications that may have errors, omissions

Different interpretations between designer and contractor

Changes due to inspections

Owner wants to add an extra floor to the building

A minor adjustment that does not affect the project's scope

A change that is not part of the original scope and adds significant cost

A change in material supplier

A change due to errors in the contract documents.