Planning & EstimatingQuestion 399 of 521
A documented, agreed adjustment to the contracted scope of work and price is called what?
a.A request for information
b.A submittal
c.A material takeoff
d.A change order
Explanation
A change order is the written, mutually agreed document that modifies the contract's scope and price. An RFI asks a question, a submittal proposes products for approval, and a takeoff counts materials.
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