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What is the Contract Consideration Video series?

Easy-to-follow video introduction to using the MMCD documents. They are free to view on the MMCD website.

3 Ways to Change a Subcontractor Video Choosing a CA to Minimize Conflicts of Interest Video Contract Consideration Video Coping With COVID-19 Video Cost Types & Reimbursability Video Deficiency Management and Holdbacks Video Dispute Resolution Video Document Hierarchy Cautions Video Documents Fair Standby Charges Video Force Account Schedules - An Awful Idea Video GC 12 May Not Be Enough Video How Quantity Variation Adjustments Benefit Both Parties Video Implications of Optional Work Video Intro to Contract Considerations Video Issuing a Change Order Video IT-4 Video Math Errors at Tender Video MMCD Principles Video MMCD Schedules Video Payment Contrary to Specifications Video Prime Contractor Responsibilities Video Quality Assurance and Quality Control Testing Video Responding to a RFQ Video Risk Allocation Video The Contemplated Change Order Video The Contract Documents Video The Critical Importance of Force Accounts Video The Implications of Substantial and Total Performance Video The Importance of the Agreement Video The Limitations of the CA's Authority Video The Problem of Putting Specs on Drawings Video The Role of the Contract Administrator (CA) Video The Role of the Inspector Video Training User Guide Error - Offsetting Quantity Variations Video What Exactly Does GC 13.10 Mean? Video What is a Referee? Video
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"The Contemplated Change Order" video - Contract Consideration Series

Review the process to generate a Change Order under the MMCD, with a reminder about the implications of Changes vs. Extra Work

Contract Consideration Video The Contemplated Change Order Video
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