A change order says only “extra work—$4,000” and gives no changed work or time impact. Which information should it contain?
- ANo amount until final billing under the stated California contracting facts and documented project conditions
- Changed scope, price, and time
- COnly the salesperson’s name
- DUnrelated future work
Why B is correct
The best answer is: Changed scope, price, and time. A useful change order states what is added or deleted and aligns price, time, materials, and signatures before affected work. Vague authorization invites disputes. The new fact pattern changes the setting, not the governing rule or management control. The other choices either skip a required step, apply a different rule, or fail to address the stated risk.