Some steps that may be involved in the process of handling changes or revisions to projects or agreements include but not limited to: Identify the change or revision that is needed: This may involve identifying a problem or issue that needs to be addressed, or identifying an opportunity to improve the project or agreement. Communicate the change or revision to the other party: It is important to clearly and concisely explain the change or revision that is needed and why it is necessary. Discuss and negotiate any potential impacts or implications of the change or revision: It may be necessary to discuss and negotiate any potential impacts or implications of the change or revision, such as cost or schedule impacts, in order to reach a mutually-agreed upon solution. Document the change or revision in writing: It is important to document the change or revision in writing, including any agreed-upon terms or conditions, in order to have a clear record of the changes that have been made. Implement the change or revision: Once the change or revision has been agreed upon and documented, it is important to implement it as agreed upon in order to move forward with the project or agreement. It is important to handle changes or revisions to projects or agreements in a timely and professional manner in order to ensure that the project or agreement stays on track and meets the needs of both parties.