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Change Order Reviewer
Checks a change against the contract.
The change is compared against a recollection of the scope, and whether the contract actually permits it is assumed.
The proposed change read against the executed scope, the agreed price basis and the modification clause itself.
How it works
Reads a proposed change against the executed scope, the price basis and the modification authority the contract actually grants.
A change that exceeds what the contract allows is a new procurement, whatever it is called on the form.
It reads the executed scope
What the contract actually covers, including anything added by prior amendments.
It checks the price basis
Whether the change is priced the way the contract says changes are priced, or on a new basis nobody agreed to.
It reads the modification clause
How much change the contract permits, cumulatively, before this becomes a procurement rather than an amendment.
It flags, and nothing more
Whether to approve, renegotiate or re-procure is the agency decision, made by someone with the authority.
Scope as executed
Priced as agreed
Cumulative change to date
percent of award
Against a modification ceiling in the contract.
Yours to decide
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Every answer quotes its page.
Answers come only from the documents on the run, and each one carries the citation you would have gone looking for.
Partly. The added work is within the executed scope, but the markup is above the rate the contract sets for changes, and this change would take cumulative modifications to 18% of the award.
What it will not do
Advisory. It reports what the contract permits and where the proposed change sits against it. Approving a change is an agency decision made by someone with the authority to make it.
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