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A product submittal includes a note excluding required accessories, but the exclusion is not accepted as a change. What is the contract effect of that note?

Correct Answer

A) It does not change the contract requirements unless processed and accepted as a contract modification

A submittal note does not modify contract scope unless the change is processed and accepted through the contract modification procedure. Other choices give the submittal an automatic change effect it does not have.

Answer Options
A
It does not change the contract requirements unless processed and accepted as a contract modification
B
Use submittal not contract modification to delete the accessories automatically
C
Treat a submittal note as changing contract time without notice
D
Use submittal not contract modification to convert the work to time-and-material

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A submittal note does not modify contract scope unless the change is processed and accepted through the contract modification procedure. Other choices give the submittal an automatic change effect it does not have.

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