Regarding the various changes that occur during the project construction process, what are the approval and evaluation procedures involved?

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This post was last edited by dwjnet on 2025-4-8 16:04. As the title suggests, a project goes through stages such as pre-feasibility study (conceptual design), engineering feasibility study, overall design, and detailed design, during which various reviews and approvals are required. However, as the project progresses, many optimizations are often made, resulting in numerous changes. So, what exactly are these changes? 1. Which changes affect the approval and evaluation processes? Such as changes in project location, changes in layout, 2) changes in PID drawings, 3) changes between construction and drawings. . . . What factors can affect re-approval and evaluation, such as safety assessments and environmental impact assessments?

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