Common use of Changes to Scope of Work Clause in Contracts

Changes to Scope of Work. By direction of the Program Manager and approval by the Owner, the Design Builder may receive payment for Changes to Scope of Work through the Design Contingency. (i) The first element of payment for a scope change is the cost of the change, to include the cost of the changed Work and the additional cost of general conditions (if any). (ii) The second element of payment for a scope change is the cost of a change in the Design Builder’s fee for Design Services including without limitation, the cost of the design of the change, which shall be Three Percent (3%) of the cost of the work for the Change Order. (iii) A scope change may be additive or deductive, and the costs for scope of work changes in subparagraphs (i) and (ii) shall likewise be additive or deductive.

Changes to Scope of Work. By direction of the Program Manager Executive Administrator and approval by the Owner, the Design Design-Builder may receive payment for Changes to Scope of Work through the Design Contingency. (i) The first element of payment for a scope change is the cost of the change, to include the cost of the changed Work and the additional cost of general conditions (if any). (ii) The second element of payment for a scope change is the cost of a change in the Design Design-Builder’s fee for Design Services including without limitation, the cost of the design of the change, which shall be Three Percent (3%) of the cost of the work for the Change Order. (iii) A scope change may be additive or deductive, and the costs for scope of work changes in subparagraphs (i) and (ii) shall likewise be additive or deductive.