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Identity/coverage: user labels excerpts A and B as versions. Full document relationship, dates, authority and completeness are unverified. Analysis covers §3 only.

Change 1 — quantity: two reports → three reports. Explicit scope increase of one report, or 50% relative to the stated count; effort/cost impact is not calculable without specifications.

Change 2 — time unit: 10 business days → 10 calendar days. Timing semantics change. Exact due date depends on actual trigger date, calendar conventions and relevant definitions; none supplied.

Change 3 — trigger: receipt of complete inputs → signing. The dependency on complete inputs is removed from this excerpt. Potential impact: delivery clock may start before inputs are ready; this is an inferred operational risk, not a legal enforceability conclusion.

Materiality: scope and trigger/unit changes deserve review before commitment. Preserve “business” versus “calendar” and trigger context rather than reporting only unchanged number 10.

Verification checklist: full SOW and definitions; input requirements; report specifications; dependency clauses; signature date/status; price and change-control terms; actual approval authority. Missing context could qualify these apparent changes.

Decision aid: ask delivery and commercial owners to assess feasibility and economics, and qualified legal reviewers for legal implications where material. No version approved or deadline promised.

Execution notes: no files opened, formal redline generated, agreement changed or approval obtained.