Modification / added scope

Contract Change Survival Assessment

$2,500 · one-time

An evidence-based assessment of one material modification: how the change moves staffing, coverage, workload, wages, cost, cash requirement, and minimum viable economics before you accept it.

The decision
Can you absorb this change at the proposed economics, or does it need to be repriced or restructured?
Scope
One material contract modification or change event. Another decision point on the same contract is a separate $2,500 assessment.

Contract Change Survival Assessment

$2,500

One material contract modification or change event.

One-time purchase. Payment is processed by Stripe; Bidurance never sees or stores your card details. Intake and secure document upload open in your account immediately after payment.

What it evaluates

  • Scope, staffing, coverage, and workload changes
  • Wage, labor category, location, and productivity effects
  • Relief, supervision, equipment, and material cost changes
  • Mobilization or transition cost the change triggers
  • Invoice, payment, and working-capital effects
  • Minimum viable economics of the changed contract

What you receive

A written assessment of the change's survivability: the economics it moves, what the evidence supports, what is missing, and the levers that would make it viable.

The Contract Change Survival Assessment is a structured, evidence-based calculated assessment of one contract at one decision point, not monitoring. Externally verifiable material facts are independently verified against your documents, the stage economics are calculated deterministically with every formula printed, and automated QA re-derives the numbers before the report is released. It does not issue the pre-award GO / CONDITIONAL GO / NO-GO-REPRICE / UNDERWRITING BLOCKED verdict; that scale applies only to the pre-award Contract Survival Audit.

Not the right fit for

  • Clerical or administrative modifications with no material economic effect
  • Legal advice, claims, requests for equitable adjustment, or negotiation support

What you will provide after purchase

These are the kinds of information and evidence the assessment may need, not a list of fields you must type manually. Once payment is verified, your account opens a secure, stage-specific document upload and adaptive intake.

  • The modification, current contract, and PWS (uploaded securely after purchase)
  • New or changed scope, locations, and frequencies
  • Added or removed labor, wage or category changes
  • Changed equipment and supplies
  • Proposed price adjustment and effective date
  • Expected cash impact and current invoice and payment terms

Bidurance reads uploaded documents and, for post-award assessments, relevant business records first. Verified information is used automatically; unresolved internal facts, operating realities, intent, and judgment remain for you to answer. If evidence conflicts, cannot be identified, or cannot be read reliably, Bidurance asks you to resolve the issue rather than guessing.

How it proceeds

  1. 1. Pay $2,500 through Stripe checkout.
  2. 2. Sign in or create your secure account (if you have not already).
  3. 3. Upload the evidence you have and continue answering the adaptive Contract Change Survival Assessment intake while Bidurance reads it.
  4. 4. Verified information is used automatically. You submit the remaining business facts, operating realities, and judgment the evidence cannot establish.
  5. 5. Bidurance finishes resolving the evidence, runs the applicable deterministic calculations, and re-derives them in automated QA. The report is released to your account only when supported; otherwise, you are asked for the missing clarification.

Track every step in your dashboard: Intake needed, Submitted, Assessment in progress, Additional information needed, Internal QA, Complete.

Other decision points

Bidurance provides analysis and decision support for execution, pricing, and financing risk. It does not guarantee award, profit, financing, payment timing, compliance, or contract performance outcomes, and it is not legal, accounting, or financing advice.