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How to fill out the STANDARD FORM PRIME CONTRACT CHANGE ORDER - Agc-ca online
Filling out the standard form prime contract change order can be a straightforward process when guided properly. This document serves to modify an existing contract, reflecting any necessary changes in work scope, costs, or timeframes.
Follow the steps to complete the change order form successfully.
- Click 'Get Form' button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
- Fill in the change order number in the designated field to uniquely identify this specific change order.
- Enter the date on which the change order is being issued, ensuring accuracy for documentation purposes.
- Provide the name of the contractor in the 'TO' field to indicate the party receiving the change order.
- Specify the project name to connect the change order with the correct contract.
- Detail the specific changes to the contract work that are being directed, ensuring clarity and completeness.
- Adjust the amount payable to the contractor in accordance with the changes made. Be sure to clearly state the modified amounts.
- If applicable, indicate any changes to the time permitted for performance of the contract work, maintaining detail and clarity.
- Reaffirm that all terms and provisions of the original contract and prior change orders remain in effect, unless modified by this change order.
- Both parties must sign the document to execute the change order, including their titles for identification.
- If required, obtain surety approval by having the surety sign the document, if applicable.
- Once completed, review the change order for accuracy, then save changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.
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Change orders usually include information such as the description of the requested change, an itemized documentation of additional subcontractor costs, a summary of the cost of the proposed change, and a statement that states if the project completion date will change based on the change order.