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MODIFICATION

WE MODIFY

MODIFICATION

We request a modification under the general contract to incorporate revised terms and updated project timelines. This change ensures alignment with new regulatory requirements and enhances operational efficiency. Your prompt approval is essential for seamless implementation. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation in this matter.

WHY CUSTOMER PREFER MODIFICATION

Change Orders

Common due to changes in project scope, design modifications, or client requests.

Unforeseen Conditions

Unexpected site conditions, such as hidden utilities or soil issues.

Material Availability

Changes due to delays or unavailability of specified materials.

Regulatory Changes

Compliance with new building codes or regulations.

Budget Adjustments

Cost overruns or savings that impact the overall budget.

TYPES OF MODIFICATIONS

Change Orders

Detailed documents specifying changes in the scope of work, materials, timelines, and costs.

Amendments

Formal additions or deletions to the original contract terms.

Supplemental Agreements

Additional agreements that supplement the original contract without altering its core.

LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTRACT MODIFICATIONS

Mutual Consent

All parties involved must agree to the changes.

Consideration

There must be something of value exchanged, though documentation of the agreement often suffices.

Written Documentation

Essential for clarity and legal enforceability.

Compliance with Original Contract Terms

Follow any stipulated procedures for modifications.

STEPS FOR MODIFYING A CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT

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Review the Original Contract

Check for clauses related to modifications, such as change order processes.
Understand any limitations or specific procedures required.

Identify the Need for Modification

Clearly define why a modification is necessary.
Document the reasons and any supporting evidence, such as site reports or client requests.

Negotiate the Changes

Discuss the proposed changes with all stakeholders (owners, subcontractors, architects, etc.).
Ensure clear understanding and agreement on the new terms.

Draft the Change Order or Amendment

Change Order: Include detailed descriptions of changes, cost implications, and new timelines.
Amendment: Specify which contract terms are being altered and the exact nature of the changes.

Obtain Approvals and Signatures

Ensure all relevant parties review and sign the modification document.
Witness signatures or notarization may be required for added legal strength.

Implement and Communicate the Changes

Distribute copies of the signed modification to all relevant parties.
Update project plans, budgets, and schedules accordingly.
Communicate changes to the project team to ensure seamless implementation.
PROJECTS

PROJECTS

Commercial Projects

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Commercial Projects

Commercial Projects

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Ware House Projects

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Residential Projects

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