Common use of Contract Change Document (CCD Clause in Contracts

Contract Change Document (CCD. 2 A “Contract Change Document” or “CCD” shall mean the following documents, which may be required to be 3 submitted to DSA for approval prior to being implemented and incorporated into a Change Order: Architect’s 4 Instruction Bulletins, Construction Change Directives, Interpretations, RFI’s or Substitutions. Any CCD 5 including any change to the Plans and Specifications must be accompanied by a Form DSA-140 for a 6 “Category A” change for which DSA approval is required or a “Category B” change for which DSA approval 7 is not required in the professional opinion of the Architect. The Form DSA-140 shall be issued, completed, 8 and signed by the Architect. The Entity is not authorized to proceed with any work specified on a Form DSA- 9 140 unless and until all required approvals are received from DSA and provided to the Entity. 10

Contract Change Document (CCD. 2 A “Contract Change Document” or “CCD” shall mean the following documents, which may be required to be 3 4 submitted to DSA for approval prior to being implemented and incorporated into a Change Order: Architect’s 4 5 Instruction Bulletins, Construction Change Directives, Interpretations, RFI’s or Substitutions. Any CCD 5 6 including any change to the Plans and Specifications must be accompanied by either 1) a Form DSA-140 for a 6 7 “Category A” change for which DSA approval is required or 2) a Form DSA-141 for a “Category B” change 8 for which DSA approval 7 is not required in the professional opinion of the Architect. The Form DSA-140 or 9 DSA-141 shall be issued, completed, 8 and signed by the Architect. The Entity is not authorized to proceed with 10 any work specified on a Form DSA- 9 140 DSA-140 unless and until all required approvals are approval is received from DSA and provided to the 11 Entity. 1012