OnBrio Glossary

Change Order

A change order is a formal document that modifies the agreed scope, timeline, or cost of a project. It must be signed by both parties before additional work begins.

A formal document that modifies the agreed scope, timeline, or cost of a project. A change order should describe the additional work, cost impact, and revised timeline, and must be signed before extra work begins. It is the primary defense against scope creep.

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A change order is a formal document that modifies the agreed scope, timeline, or cost of a project. It must be signed by both parties before additional work begins.

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