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Immediate RFI Or Change Order

There’s a structural note that conflicts with an architectural detail and the contractor wants direction before work s…

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CDecide — “help me choose”There’s a structural note that conflicts with an architectural detail and the contractor wants…+
There’s a structural note that conflicts with an architectural detail and the contractor wants direction before work starts. I’ve seen such conflicts handled with RFIs, minor details, or formal change orders. Help me decide which route keeps the schedule intact without exposing us to liability, list the immediate evidence I must capture before choosing, and the one line I should send the contractor to buy time if needed.
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Decide structural note conflict requires RFI or change order now

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