[webproducers] Re: requirements changes & contracts
- From: Richard Whitney <rwhitney@xxxxxxx>
- To: webproducers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 09 Jan 2002 13:10:10 -0500
On a fixed price contract, make sure you have a comprehensive set of
assumptions outlined, as well as a clear requirements and/or scope
definition section. Be as detailed as possible. Add a "change order"
policy to your contract that defines what a change is, the change order
procedure itself and affiliated costs.
Rick
At 12:45 PM 1/9/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>hi everyone & happy new year,
>
>i have a difficult client that i can't afford to turn away. he wants to
>make changes to his web site. no problem. however, my experience with him
>in the past is that he likes to change requirements. this is not a problem
>either. the issue is this: he now wants a fixed price contract. i fear
>that i'll get screwed if i don't manage requirements changes well. my
>understanding is that there are standard ways to handle requirements
>changes in fixed price contract. i don't have any experience with this
>sort of thing and i need guidance.
>
>how can i handle requirements changes on the contract level? how does this
>work in practice? does anyone have boilerplate contract language that i
>can use (i can't afford a lawyer right now)?
>
>tia.
>
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