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A contract modification refers to a situation where the contracting parties agree to change the terms of their original agreement. For example, when a person receives a job offer, the hiring company may require them to sign an employment contract.
There are two types of contract modifications: unilateral and bilateral. Unilateral modifications are signed only by a contracting officer and are generally used to make administrative changes, issue change orders, make changes authorized by clauses other than the Changes clause, and issue termination notices.
A contract modification (mod) is any written change by the contracting officer to the contract terms and conditions. A mod can be issued at any time after the contract is awarded.
Administrative changes are unilateral changes that do not affect the substantive rights of the parties. They are used to make changes such as change in the paying office or name of the contracting officer. A contracting officer may need to issue an out-of-scope modification.
When initiated by the contractor, modification requests must be submitted electronically using eMod by your company's Contracting Administrator, often referred to as the Point of Contact (POC). For information specific to your Schedule, please visit the Vendor Support Page, "Modification Options".