Contracts & ExecutionQuestion 173 of 1632
In project organization, the document that defines exactly what work is and is NOT included in a contract is the:
a.Punch list
b.Lien release
c.Certificate of occupancy
d.Scope of work
Explanation
The scope of work spells out the specific work the contractor will perform. A clear scope prevents disputes over whether a task is included in the contract price or is extra work requiring a change order.
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