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At the preinstallation conference, which instrument can direct a change before final agreement on price or time?

Correct Answer

A) Construction change directive

Construction change directive is the controlling requirement: the distractors are related-looking contract or field terms, but they do not match the cited requirement for review item 125.

Answer Options
A
Construction change directive
B
Select final lien waiver for cCD
C
Make bid bond the answer for cCD
D
Select certificate of insurance for cCD

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Construction change directive is the controlling requirement

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option B: Select final lien waiver for cCD

Choice B gives Final lien waiver. Its specific error: it removes the controlling CCD requirement instead of meeting it.

Option C: Make bid bond the answer for cCD

Choice C (Bid bond) is rejected because it names a financial document or payment mechanism, not the CCD action/result stated by Construction change directive. The cited answer is Construction change directive.

Option D: Select certificate of insurance for cCD

In procurement and contracting, Certificate of insurance is the wrong selection for CCD: it points to Certificate of insurance, but.

Memory Technique

Use a redline memory cue for CCD: the stem's condition unlocks Construction change directive.

Reference Hint

Open Construction Project Management, 5th Ed. (2022); use the index entry or section for "Construction change directive" to confirm that Construction change directive is the controlling requirement

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