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A project manager at Fenwick Grid is managing a predictive power-line installation. A stakeholder requests a modification to the pylon design. The project manager has completed the impact analysis and determined the change will cost 50,000 and delay the project by two weeks.

What is the next logical step?

  1. Inform the stakeholder that the change is too disruptive to the baseline and must be rejected.
  2. Update the schedule and cost baselines to reflect the two-week delay and 50,000 increase.
  3. Present the change request and impact analysis to the Change Control Board (CCB) for disposition.
  4. Issue a purchase order to the pylon manufacturer for the revised design components.

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