Additional material attached to and made part of a document.
A supplement to bidding documents, issued prior to the submission of bids, for the purpose of clarifying, correcting, or adding to the specifications previously issued.
(Addenda) Written information adding to, clarifying or modifying the bidding documents. An addendum is generally issued by the owner to the contractor during the bidding process and as such, addenda are intended to become part of the contract documents when the construction contract is executed. [Go to source
(1) Supplement or addition to something. (2) Distance from the tip of a gear tooth to the pitch line or diameter, measured radially on a circular gear.
A supplement to documents, issued prior to taking receipt of bids, for the purpose of clarifying, correcting, or otherwise changing bid documents previously issued.
An agreement or list that is added to a contract, agreement, or other document such as a letter of intent. (i.e.) A 6% seller concession for closing costs which is added to the contract after the original contract is signed will be included on addendum.
a document used to modify an original proposal and/or plans
a written or graphic instrument issued by the Owner prior to the execution of the Agreement which sets forth additions, deletions or other revisions to the Contract Documents or clarifications thereof
An addition to a contract or agreement
A document used to correct or modify one or more of the terms of a purchase agreement, without changing the remaining terms.
A stipulation added as an attachment to a contract, letter, or escrow instructions, etc.
Any addition or change to a contract.
Additional information regarding an appraisal.
The height of the tooth above the pitch circle diameter.
A page or pages added to a contract, to list, further explain or add detail.
An addition or supplement to a document; e.g., items or information added to a procurement document.
Something added. (A list added to a document, letter or contract.) Additional Principal Payment - A payment made by a borrower of more than the scheduled principal amount due, in order to reduce the outstanding balance on the loan, to save on interest over the life of the loan and/or pay off the loan early. Adjoining - touching or contiguous to. Adjudication - A judgment or decision by a court.
Buyers Counter Offer Lead-Based Paint Addendum Option Agreement Promissory Note Private Well Addendum Rental / Lease Application & Agreement Real Estate Purchase & Sale Agreement Seller Property Disclosure Statement Sellers Counter Offer Termination Agreement Addendum A written Contract used to change or modify an existing Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement. Back To Question List
Something added, for example, a list or other material added to a document, letter, contractual agreement, etc. An attachment to a contract, often to describe required inspections or financing terms.
document issued by the University during the bidding period that modifies or supersedes portions of the contract documents.
Something added to a document, escrow, contractual agreement, etc.
pl. addenda A supplement to a book. When material needs to be added to a finished book at the time of its binding, it may be printed on a slip of paper and tipped in, or pasted in.
An addition or change to an existing contract. Sometimes known as a rider.
Something that is added and thus made part of a document. Quite often a real estate listing agreement or sales contract is a pre-printed form and thus may not have the space within the document to include specific and detailed information that the parties to the contract wish to include.
A page separate from the purchase agreement used to amend, add, correct or modify a term or terms of the agreement without changing the remaining terms.
Any change or addition made to a contract.
a provision added to a document or agreement outside the main body of the document.
A written addition to a Purchase and Sale Agreement, or “contract,” to change or clarify terms.
A change or addition to a document or contract.
A modification to the terms of a contract.
A change to construction documents made prior to the award of contract, often in response to questions by bidders.
An addition or supplement to a document, for example, items or information added to a procurement document.
An addition to a completed written document.
An amendment or addition to the conditions contained in a supplement to the catalogue. This may be a written notice in the catalogue, or announced at the auction.
That portion of a gear tooth that extendsfrom the pitch circle to the outside diameter.
a supplement to a written document.
An addition to the contract that must be signed by both parties to be binding.
Something added. A list or other items added to a document, letter, contract, escrow instructions, etc.
A form/document added to a contract or agreement also known as a Rider.
supplementary material additional to the main body of a book and printed separately at the start or end of the text.
An addition to a document that forms part of it. Similar to a Schedule to an Agreement of Purchase and Sale. May be used to add specific and detailed information material to the contract or upon which contractual terms are based.
n. Something added, or to be added.
Any addition to, or modification of, a contract. Also called an amendment or rider.
The distance between the pitch line and crest of thread.
A supplement to any document that contains additional information pertinent to the subject. Appraisers use an addendum to further explain items for which there was inadequate space on the standard appraisal form.
Something added. A list or other material added to a document, letter, contractual agreement, escrow instructions, etc.
That portion of a gear tooth between the pitch line and the tip of the tooth. Plural is "addenda."
(ADD) - is the radial or perpendicular distance between the pitch circle and the top of the teeth.
An addition to a written document. Addenda is the plural.
An attachment or exhibit to a written document, such as a contract.
The portion of a gear wheel tooth ot pinion leaf that is external to the pitch circle.
The document published on the day of the auction containing all of the corrections, changes and additions to details within the catalogue. It is important that you read this document before bidding to see if there is anything significant against your lot. We will be compiling these amendments right up until the auction day. The most up to date copy is always available from our office; please ask for our ‘Erratum'. The Addendum forms part of the contract of sale.
An addition or supplement to a contract.
An addition or change to a contract.
A document setting out agreed alterations to a reinsurance treaty or other contract.
An addition or change to an existing contract between two (2) or more parties.
A document that is attached to and made part of a contract.
An attachment to any offer, counter-offer, or contract containing additional term and conditions to the deal.
An addition to an already constructed document.
A supplemental document for borrowers to advise them of the characteristics of the mortgage loan they are applying for. This document is often required when applying for a government loan program.
An attachment to a written document. For example, affidavits may be addendums to a petition as a petition may be an addendum to a writ.
An additional document or phrase attached to the original document.
A supplement or appendix attached to a document (such as a bill of exchange ) which can be used for endorsement. Français: Addendum Español: Suplemento
A written or graphic document, issued before the execution of a contract that modifies or interprets the bidding documents by additions, deletions, clarifications, or corrections.
An attachment to a contract, deed or other document that incorporates additional terms of information to the original.
Contractual changes or additions. Supplement or addition to something. Distance from the tip of a gear tooth to the pitch line or diameter, measured radially on a circular gear.
A supplement to the Contract of Purchase and Sale that contains additional information pertinent to the property
A change made to a contract.
An addendum is a supplemental addition to a given main work. It may correct errors, explain inconsistencies or otherwise detail or update the information found in the main work, especially if any such problems were detected too late to correct the main work. For example, the main work could have had already been printed and the cost of destroying the batch and reprinting is deemed too high.