Change order & variation pricing services
Change events measured and priced on the same basis as the original bid, so they reconcile against the contract estimate.
Change order pricing
A change order is only defensible if it is built the same way the original estimate was. Measuring a variation on a different basis is what invites the owner to argue, because the two documents cannot be compared.
Change events are measured against the revised drawings, priced with the same production rates and wages, and presented alongside the original basis so the delta is visible. Where the change affects sequence or productivity, that impact is stated rather than absorbed.
Turnaround
Same or next working day on most change events
Who it is for
Contractors and subcontractors pricing variations after award, and owners reviewing them.
Change order pricing
- Variation and change-event takeoffs against revised drawings
- Pricing on the same production rates and wages as the bid
- Comparison against the original contract estimate
- Productivity and sequence impact stated where it applies
- Supporting documentation for submission
- Back-charge and credit calculations
The deliverable.
Consistent whatever the engagement, so it drops into how you already work.
Change order pricing workbook
Reconciliation against the contract estimate
Marked drawings showing the changed scope
Common questions on change order pricing.
Yes. We measure the change against the revised drawings and price it on a stated basis. If you supply the original estimate, the change can also be reconciled against it directly.
Yes. Omitted scope is measured and credited on the same basis, which is what makes a net change order credible.
Work that usually sits alongside this.
Most engagements combine more than one of these.
Tell us what you need priced.
A fixed fee, a firm delivery date and a written scope statement, usually back the same working day.
Fixed project fees · Written scope before work starts · Unlimited revisions within scope