CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR Clause Samples

The 'CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR' clause defines the relationship and responsibilities between the main contractor and any subcontractors engaged to perform parts of the contracted work. Typically, this clause outlines the contractor's authority to hire subcontractors, the requirement for subcontractors to meet certain qualifications, and the contractor's ongoing responsibility for the quality and completion of the subcontracted work. By clarifying these roles and obligations, the clause ensures accountability and smooth coordination between all parties involved, reducing the risk of disputes or project delays due to unclear responsibilities.
CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR. DEVELOPER SHALL REQUIRE ALL OF ITS CONTRACTORS, SUBCONTRACTORS AND THIRD PARTY OPERATORS (AND THEIR RESPECTIVE CONTRACTORS AND EMPLOYEES) TO INDEMNIFY THE CITY PARTIES TO THE SAME EXTENT AND IN SUBSTANTIALLY THE SAME FORM AS THE DEVELOPER’S INDEMNITY TO THE CITY PARTIES.
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CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR. All references to Contractor and Subcontractor shall have the same meaning as those terms are defined in the Contract between Contractor and Walmart, which are adopted and incorporated into this Compliance Exhibit and/or referenced Specifications to be provided by Walmart; the term Subcontractor shall apply to subcontractors of any tier and for any duration. 1. Contractor Workers. Workers of any tier and for any duration of Work on the Project, who are employees of the Contractor. 2. Subcontractor Workers. Workers of any tier and for any duration of Work on the Project, who are employees of a Subcontractor.
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CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR. In the event multiple awards are made, contractor will act as prime contractor under the Contract and will not act as a subcontractor under any other contract awarded to another contractor as a result of this solicitation. A subcontractor under this Contract may also be a subcontractor for another contract resulting from this solicitation.
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CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR waive Claims against each other for consequential, incidental, special, and indirect damages—whether or not the parties knew or should have known about these damages—arising out of or relating to this Agreement, a Subcontract, and/or any Project. This mutual waiver includes: (1) damages incurred by Subcontractor for principal or home-office expenses, for rental expenses, for losses of use, income, financing, business and reputation, for loss of management or employee productivity or services, for impairment of bonding capacity and the like, and for lost profits, except Subcontractor’s anticipated profit arising directly from its Work; and (2) damages incurred by Contractor for principal or home-office expenses including the compensation of personnel stationed there, for losses of financing, business and reputation, and
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CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR shall protect the security of and keep confidential all materials, data, plans, reports, acceptance test criteria, acceptance test plans, departmental procedures and processes, and information received or produced under this Agreement to the extent any such materials, data, plans, reports, acceptance test criteria, acceptance test plans, departmental procedures and processes, and information are of a confidential nature. Further, CONTRACTOR and SUBCONTRACTOR shall use all such security measures that prudent contractors operating in their respective industries would use to protect all such materials, data, plans, reports, acceptance test criteria, acceptance test plans, departmental procedures and processes, and information from loss or damage by any cause, including fire and theft, which measures shall at least equal the degree of care SUBCONTRACTOR applies to the treatment of its own similar materials.
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CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR. INSURANCE: The Contractor shall not commence Work under this Contract until it has obtained the insurance required under this paragraph and satisfactory proof of such insurance has been submitted to District and said insurance has been approved by the District. Commercial General Liability Insurance (including automobile insurance) which provides limits of not less than
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CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR expressly agree and acknowledge that this Agreement involves and concerns interstate commerce and is governed by the provisions of the Federal Arbitration Act (9 U.S.C. §1, et seq.) now in effect and as the same may from time to time be amended, to the exclusion of any different or inconsistent state or local law, ordinance, regulation, or judicial rule. Accordingly, any and all disputes (as defined in this section) shall be arbitrated – which arbitration shall be mandatory and binding – pursuant to the Federal Arbitration Act, and to the extent that any state or local law, ordinance, regulation, or judicial rule shall be inconsistent with any provision of the rules of the arbitration service under which the arbitration proceeding shall be conducted, the latter rules shall govern the conduct of the proceeding. The venue of the arbitration shall be in the county where the Project is located unless the parties agree in writing to another location.
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CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTOR. Pre-qualification Requirements 3.1 Subject to Section 3.2 below, Contractor and all Subcontractors of any tier shall meet the pre-qualification requirements identified in Table 1: Safety Pre-Qualification Criteria if performing any Medium Risk Work or High Risk Work on PG&E Assets. 3.2 If Contractor or any Subcontractor does not meet the pre-qualification requirements identified in Table 1: Safety Pre-Qualification Criteria, at its sole discretion, PG&E may authorize Contractor or Contractor’s proposed Subcontractor to perform Medium Risk Work or High Risk Work and shall have the right to impose additional conditions for the Work. Contractor shall comply, and cause all affected Subcontractors to comply, with all additional conditions PG&E imposes on the Work at no cost to PG&E. 3.3 Contractor shall provide PG&E and its third party administrator with such information as PG&E deems necessary in its sole discretion to determine whether Contractor and its Subcontractors meet the pre-qualification requirements, including but not limited to year-to-date safety and injury data and data regarding serious safety incidents affecting the public. All information shall be provided in the manner and format requested by PG&E in its sole discretion. 3.4 Safety data of the entity proposed to actually perform Work on PG&E Assets must be provided. Safety data of parent entities or any affiliates will not be accepted. 3.5 All costs associated with compliance with PG&E’s pre-qualification requirements shall be at Contractor’s sole cost and expense, including but not limited to all fees charged by PG&E’s third party administrator and costs associated with additional conditions PG&E imposes on the Work under Section 3.2. 3.6 Contractor shall not commence any Work for which prequalification is required under this Section 3 prior to obtaining written approval from PG&E that Contractor has satisfied PG&E’s pre- qualification requirements. Thereafter, Contractor shall provide PG&E updates annually of all data supplied as part of the pre-qualification process. PG&E reserves the right to cancel the Contract for cause if PG&E determines in its sole discretion that Contractor no longer meets the prequalification requirements. PG&E reserves the right to require Contractor to replace any Subcontractor at Contractor’s sole cost and expense if PG&E determines in its sole discretion that the Subcontractor no longer meets the prequalification requirements. 3.7 Contractor shall not allow any S...
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