Fidrel — Change order management for construction
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Organize change records, decisions, and cost information in Fidrel. Keep supporting documents with your construction project.
Identify the scope difference
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Explain what differs from the previous scope and reference the information that triggered the request.
Describe affected quantities, work and schedule activities. Distinguish estimates from supported amounts.
Evaluate the impact
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Identify the scope difference
Explain what differs from the previous scope and reference the information that triggered the request.
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Frequently asked questions
Does an RFI answer approve a change order?+
No automatic approval should be assumed. Technical answers and cost or time authorization are separate.
Which notice requirements apply?+
Check the project contract and procedures; a software label does not replace those requirements.
How do you describe the scope of a change order?+
Explain what differs from the previous scope and reference the information that triggered the request.
How do you assess cost and schedule impacts?+
Describe affected quantities, work and schedule activities. Distinguish estimates from supported amounts.
How do you distinguish a proposal from an approved change?+
A potential change, submitted proposal and approved change order represent different stages.