If a contract change occurs, who should be contacted for clarification?

The most appropriate choice for obtaining clarification on a contract change is to contact the contract seller. In a contractual agreement, the seller is typically the party that provides the goods or services specified in the contract. They are directly involved with the terms of the contract and any changes made to it. By reaching out to the contract seller, you can gain insights into the modifications and understand any implications these changes may have on the agreement. This direct communication helps to ensure that all parties are on the same page and can address any concerns or questions regarding the terms that may have shifted.

Reaching out to a lawyer could provide legal interpretation or advice but would not directly address the specifics of the contract changes as clearly as the seller. Similarly, the local government office or funding agency may be relevant in different contexts or roles but are not the primary source for clarifying changes made by the seller in a contract. Thus, the most effective and straightforward approach is to communicate with the seller directly.