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Suggested Citation:"Contents." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2015. Permissible Changes in Scope of Work for Construction Contracts. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/22096.
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CONTENTS I. Introduction, 3 II. Competitive Bidding Basics, 3 III. Exceptions to Competitive Bidding, 4 IV. Contract Modification Basics, 5 A. Cardinal Change, 6 V. Federal Requirements, 8 VI. Representative State Requirements on Contract Modifications, 9 A. Competitive Bidding Statutes, 9 B. AASHTO Guide Specifications and Typical State Guidelines and Specifications, 10 C. Alternative Project Delivery, 11 VII. General Conclusions, 11 VIII. Selected Case Studies, 12 A. Ohio Department of Transportation, 12 B. New York State Department of Transportation, 14 C. Rhode Island Department of Transportation, 18 D. MassDOT Highway Division, 21 E. Vermont Agency of Transportation, 23 Appendix A: Summary of Survey Responses, A-1 Appendix B: Summary of State Transportation Approaches to Contract Modifications, B-1

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TRB’s National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) Legal Research Digest 67: Permissible Changes in Scope of Work for Construction Projects explores whether there are statutory, procedural, or legal tests to determine when the issuance of a contract modification is permissible. This digest will cover the following topics: the policy issues underlying restrictions on contract modifications; state and federal statutes and regulations affecting contract modifications; case-law defining tests and examples of where contract modifications triggered competitive bidding requirements; the importance of including contract modification provisions in construction contracts; and case studies of how representative state departments of transportation determine the permissibility and scope of contract modifications versus competitive bidding.

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