Change Order Directive (COD) definition
Change Order Directive (COD) means an instrument used to provide written notice for the Contractor to proceed with the work directed by the Designer or Owner prior to issuance of a formal request for change proposal or change agreement by the Contractor.
Examples of Change Order Directive (COD) in a sentence
The Contractor shall submit itemized price proposals including those for all subcontractors and sub- tiers for any Department Request for Change Proposal (RFCP) or a Request for Change Proposal with a Notice to Proceed (RFCP w/NTP) or Change Order Directive (COD) for an equitable adjustment in accordance with this term.
Failure of the Contractor to submit properly itemized cost estimates or price proposals shall not constitute an excusable delay and may result in the Department issuing a Request for Change Proposal w/Notice to Proceed (RFCP w/NTP) or a Change Order Directive (COD) modification to perform the change.