Contract amendment/variation

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dsc replied

9 October 2020, 20:14
I've also had new contracts issued in the past with a new SOW to cover the new deliverable. You can have it running in parallel to your current one, but some clients will definitely refuse that as "writing" a new contract is too much work.
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ladymuck replied

6 October 2020, 17:20
You can add a schedule to the existing contract, or write up a statement of work. I suspect there isn't a template because there doesn't need to be one.

Just make sure the changes are captured in a format that you and the client are willing to put a signature to.
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MrWebDev started a topic Contract amendment/variation

6 October 2020, 16:33
Contract amendment/variation

Is anyone able to point me in the right direction for a template, or even how to write a contract variation/amendment? I've agreed with the current client an additional deliverable.

I've done the whole CUK Forum Google search thing and tried the IPSE Members resources but didn't have any luck.
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