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A contractor finds hidden dry rot after opening an exterior wall. What should be documented before extra repair work proceeds when time allows?

Correct Answer

D) Written authorization.

Changed scope should be documented with written authorization so cost, time, and responsibility are controlled.

Answer Options
A
Carry the estimate unchanged where a contractor finds hidden dry rot after opening an exterior wall, and sort out the scope effect after award.
B
Use the old drawing or assumption even though the a contractor finds hidden dry rot after opening an exterior wall item may affect labor, materials, or sequencing.
C
Use the old drawing or assumption where a contractor finds hidden dry rot after opening an exterior wall, even though labor, material, or sequencing may change.
D
Written authorization.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Changed scope should be documented with written authorization so cost, time, and responsibility are controlled.

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