Change order pricing (OH&P)
Price a change order from direct costs with overhead, profit, sub markup, tax and bond.
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A line-by-line change order proposal with markups checked against the contract caps, the time-related cost, the notice deadline and the backup to attach, with sources. Numbers in the result and in the plain-words read point here.
- 1FAR 52.243-4, ChangesCodeAcquisition.gov (Federal Acquisition Regulation)The model changes clause: an equitable adjustment for changes in cost or time, the contractor's written notice of a constructive change, no recovery for costs more than 20 days before that notice, and 30 days after a written change order to assert the right to an adjustment.
- 2FAR 52.236-2, Differing Site ConditionsCodeAcquisition.gov (Federal Acquisition Regulation)When the change comes from hidden ground or site conditions: give prompt written notice before the conditions are disturbed, or the adjustment can be refused.
- 3FAR 31.105, Construction and architect-engineer contracts (cost principles)CodeAcquisition.gov (Federal Acquisition Regulation)How equipment ownership and operating costs are priced on construction work, including the owner's right to use a schedule of predetermined equipment rates. Price the equipment line the way your contract allows.
- 4FAR 15.404-4, ProfitCodeAcquisition.gov (Federal Acquisition Regulation)The factors a government owner weighs when it negotiates profit on a priced change: the contractor's effort, cost risk and the work's difficulty. Useful when you defend the profit rate.
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