The scope of a construction project is likely to change due to various factors, including inadequate planning and financial challenges. Changes in scope can occur when the client or owner is not involved adequately during the design phase, leading to variations in the later stages. Financial constraints on the contractor's side can also impact the project progress, while delays in decision-making among stakeholders can increase the duration of the project and its cost. The distribution of power among key stakeholders is crucial for ensuring successful project development. Additionally, alterations in project specifications, design changes, and conflicts over contract documentation can all lead to variations in the construction project. It is essential to have a strategic plan in place to mitigate these risks and ensure that the project stays on track.