Impact Factor (2025): 6.9
DOI Prefix: 10.47001/IRJIET
Contract
Change Order (CCO) is an activity to change the work contract of a project. CCO
has become a unique part of a project because the CCO that occurs will be
different for each project. The emergence of CCO in the implementation of
construction projects will have an impact on project owners and contractors who
carry out construction. Therefore, this paper is made with the aim of analyzing
the risk factors that cause CCO in construction projects, especially in the
Surakarta City Furniture Center Building construction project, which during its
implementation found obstacles that forced CCO on the project. This paper was
conducted using the Likert scale method approach; Relative Importance Index
(RII), and severity index (SI) in order to find the main risk factors for CCO
in the project, for data collection in this research was carried out by
distributing questionnaires. At the end of the analysis, 3 main factors causing
CCO were found, which included differences in the size of work items and
building structures required in the field with the plan drawings, the existence
of several construction operations that could not be carried out, and from the
project owner's request to change the building design. After the discovery of
these three main factors, it is hoped that the next development project will be
able to avoid the existing risk factors and later be able to improve the
quality of work and the final results of existing work.
Country : Indonesia
IRJIET, Volume 7, Issue 4, April 2023 pp. 78-85