
Project Change Request Form
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On a building site, a change agreed on the phone can cost weeks of argument later. This variation order template records a proposed change once, with the reason, the cost, the effect on the end date and the options, and it asks the approver for an explicit decision before work proceeds. The change log behind it keeps the contract baseline honest.
The sample describes Marlowe Green Group, a fictional contractor, asking for a $38,500 drainage upgrade under Block C that adds six working days to the programme. Replace the references, the scope, the figures and the approver with your own project data, and keep the reject option on the form. Add every decision to the change log, including rejected requests.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Enter your change reference, contract number and dates at the top of the form.
Replace the sample scope, cost and time figures with your own, and check each total.
Name the approver and set a decision deadline, then record the outcome in the change log.
Delete the guide page, then send the form to the client or present it from Google Docs.
No. Marlowe Green Group, the client, its staff, the contract numbers, costs and dates are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own project records before you send a variation to any client.
Not without a written instruction. Starting work first leaves the cost and time effect unagreed, and the claim becomes a dispute. Where urgent safety work is needed, record the instruction and the reason, then price it on the form straight away.
Yes. A rejected change still has a reason and a record. Keeping it on the log stops the same request returning later without the decision being visible to the approver or the auditor.

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