Planning & EstimatingQuestion 398 of 521
When the drawings or specifications are unclear, what document does the contractor typically submit to the designer for clarification?
a.A change order
b.A permit application
c.A request for information (RFI)
d.A punch list
Explanation
An RFI (request for information) is the formal way to ask the designer to clarify unclear or conflicting plan information. A change order alters price/scope, a permit application starts the permit, and a punch list itemizes final corrections.
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