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A two-week owner delay pushes drywall start and threatens the completion date. What document should the contractor prepare if the contract allows time changes only in writing?

Correct Answer

A) A written time-extension change order or contract amendment.

When the contract requires written time changes, the contractor should document the time extension by written change order or amendment.

Answer Options
A
A written time-extension change order or contract amendment.
B
A private note in the superintendent's calendar only.
C
A final invoice with a new completion date typed at the bottom.
D
Put the change in field notes and obtain signatures after the work is complete.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

When the contract requires written time changes, the contractor should document the time extension by written change order or amendment.

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