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Pete Perez
  • Engineer/Real Estate Investor
  • Renton, WA
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How to handle unexpected SOW

Pete Perez
  • Engineer/Real Estate Investor
  • Renton, WA
Posted

Hello BPers,

I have a high level question about how to handle unexpected work that wasn't a part of the initial SOW agreement between myself and a GC? Does a new SOW document need to be drafted, or some kind of addendum? Do they just issue a change order?

Just wondering what people typically do to handle this common situation. 

Thanks!

Pete 

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