Yes. An expected addition can be on the production code or on a specific contract. Different contracts under the same production code can then each have their own expected cost.
How to do it
Go to Expected Addition and click + Expected Addition at the top right.
Choose the production code the provision concerns.
If the provision concerns a specific subcontractor, also choose the contract in the Contract field.
Enter the amount in Cost and a description, and click Confirm.
Good to know
Choose a contract when the provision concerns a specific UE. Leave the contract empty when the provision concerns the production code in general.
With a contract selected, you see the expected cost when you follow up one contract on its own, even when several contracts are on the same production code.
When the change or contract the provision was for has been registered, you should delete or adjust the expected addition, so the cost is not counted twice.