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Construction glossary
Construction Glossary •

Request for Change Order (RFC)

What is a Request for Change Order (RFC)?

A Request for Change Order (RFC) in the construction industry is a formal proposal seeking alterations to an ongoing project that goes beyond the scope of the current plan or contract. It's typically initiated by either the client, architect, or contractor due to unforeseen circumstances, changes in requirements, or when new sources of funding become available. These changes can be related to design modifications, material replacements, timeline extensions, or budget adjustments, among others. An RFC necessitates an agreement among all stakeholders concerning the proposed changes' impacts, cost implications, and necessary adjustments in timelines before proceeding with implementation. This ensures transparency, control over cost overruns, and prevention of disputes.

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Payment Applications (Pay Apps)

What are Payment Applications (Pay Apps)?

Payment Applications, often known as Pay Apps, serve a key role in the construction industry. They provide a systematic procedure for contractors to request payment for work completed during a given p...
Credit

What is Credit?

Credit in the construction industry refers to the financial trust extended to a company or contractor, enabling them to procure goods or services with the understanding that they will pay for these in...
AIA Billing

What is AIA Billing?

AIA billing refers to a standardized method of construction project billing developed by the American Institute of Architects (AIA). This billing system is widely utilized in the construction industry...

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