Architect's Supplemental Information (ASI)
Documents issued to provide additional instructions or minor changes to the construction plans.
An ASI provides additional information or minor changes to construction documents without affecting the contract sum or schedule, helping resolve ambiguities and maintain project continuity.
Used in a sentence
The architect issued an ASI to clarify the window installation details without altering the contract price.
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