Things can change quickly on a construction project. A Change Order can be used to address unforeseen contingencies that come up, and replaces the original contract for the construction project. An existing contract will specify which services and materials a contractor will provide, the design of the project, and the projected deadline. There can be, however, delays due to weather, equipment failure, or late shipments of supplies, for example.This is where a Change Order can become useful. 
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