Local Subcontractors Sample Clauses

The Local Subcontractors clause requires that contractors prioritize or exclusively use subcontractors who are based in the local area for the performance of certain project tasks. In practice, this means that when hiring for specialized work or services, the main contractor must seek out and engage businesses or individuals from the region where the project is located, unless specific exceptions apply. This clause is designed to support the local economy, foster community goodwill, and ensure that economic benefits from the project are shared with local stakeholders.
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Local Subcontractors. 39.1 The Contractor shall to provide a list of local (in country) subcontractors and local (in country) suppliers pertaining to this contract. The list will include the name of the local (in country) supplier, the local (in country) subcontractor, their nature of business and the scope of supply to the Contractor pertaining to the Contractor’s supplied scope to the Company. This list of the Contractor’s local (in country) subcontractors and local (in country) suppliers shall be submitted to the Company for approval before commencement of supply. Subsequently, the Contractor shall continue to update the list to the Company and shall in a timely manner seek the Company for prior approval, for any changes. This list of the Contractor’s local (in country) suppliers and local (in country) subcontractors shall also be provided in the form of an excel file upon demand and periodically throughout the duration of this contract. 39.2 The Contractor shall declare, and continue to regularly declare all of the Contractor’s parent companies, Affiliates, joint ventures, subsidiaries, associated companies and other subsidiaries of the Contractor’s parent companies. The Contractor shall declare all relationships to any company having any number of the same shareholders, entities, directors, management personnel, controlling interests and any family members holding such positions in other companies with an interest pertaining to this contract scope. The Contractor shall declare any other company which is its related corporation (as defined in the Companies Act (Cap. 50) of Singapore) or its associated companies. SIGNED by for and on behalf of in the presence of: Witness’ signature Name: Address: SIGNED by for and on behalf of in the presence of: Witness’ signature Name: Address: A Full Name of the SATS Entity Billed (invoiced) B Contractor’s Invoice reference Number C Invoice Date D Invoiced Currency C Performance/end results required of works done D Environmental & safety constraints (Where known) E Operational constraints (where applicable) F Name of SATS Facility Site G AREA & LOCATION ID (description) H Brief of work scope I A very Brief Description of raw Materials used J Number of man hours required to complete K Lead time/duration to complete the work L Unit of measure for work completed (e.g. Sqm, meters run etc.) M Unitized Qty of (work) completed (e.g. 12 SqM) N Rates charged for Ad Hoc Unscheduled works/services i. Cleaning, overhaul & decontamination works ii. M...
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Local Subcontractors. 33.1 The Contractor shall to provide a list of local (in country) subcontractors and local (in country) suppliers pertaining to this contract. The list will include the name of the local (in country) supplier, the local (in country) subcontractor, their nature of business and the scope of supply to the Contractor pertaining to the Contractor’s supplied scope to the Buyer. This list of the Contractor’s local (in country) subcontractors and local (in country) suppliers shall be submitted to the Buyer for approval before commencement of supply. Subsequently, the Contractor shall continue to update the list to the Buyer and shall in a timely manner seek the Buyer for prior approval, for any changes. This list of the Contractor’s local (in country) suppliers and local (in country) subcontractors shall also be provided in the form of an excel file upon demand and periodically throughout the duration of this contract. 33.2 The Contractor shall declare, and continue to regularly declare all of the Contractor’s parent companies, Affiliates, joint ventures, subsidiaries, associated companies and other subsidiaries of the Contractor’s parent companies. The Contractor shall declare all relationships to any company having any number of the same shareholders, entities, directors, management personnel, controlling interests and any family members holding such positions in other companies with an interest pertaining to this contract scope. The Contractor shall declare any other company which is its related corporation (as defined in the Companies Act (Cap. 50) of Singapore) or its associated companies.
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Local Subcontractors. It is agreed by Developer, that Developer shall endeavor to engage local subcontractors, as well as local suppliers for material. The term subcontractor used herein is as defined in Section 66.0901(1) (d), Wis. Stat. This Section does not apply to fixtures, furnishings and equipment.
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Local Subcontractors. 33.1 The Owner shall to provide a list of local (in country) subcontractors and local (in country) suppliers pertaining to this contract. The list will include the name of the local (in country) supplier, the local (in country) subcontractor, their nature of business and the scope of supply to the Owner pertaining to the Owner’s supplied scope to SAS. This list of the Owner’s local (in country) subcontractors and local (in country) suppliers shall be submitted to SAS for approval before commencement of supply. Subsequently, the Owner shall continue to update the list to SAS and shall in a timely manner seek SAS for prior approval, for any changes. This list of the Owner’s local (in country) suppliers and local (in country) subcontractors shall also be provided in the form of an excel file upon demand and periodically throughout the duration of this contract. 33.2 The Owner shall declare, and continue to regularly declare all of the Owner’s parent companies, Affiliates, joint ventures, subsidiaries, associated companies and other subsidiaries of the Owner’s parent companies. The Owner shall declare all relationships to any company having any number of the same shareholders, entities, directors, management personnel, controlling interests and any family members holding such positions in other companies with an interest pertaining to this contract scope. The Owner shall declare any other company which is its related corporation (as defined in the Companies Act (Cap. 50) of Singapore) or its associated companies.
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Local Subcontractors. It is agreed by Developer that Developer shall engage local subcontractors, workers as well as local suppliers for material. The term subcontractor is as defined in Section 66.0901(1)(d), Wis. Stat. The word, “local,” shall mean that the subcontractors and suppliers of material have their principal place of business within the City of La Crosse or within a seventy-five (75) mile radius of the City of La Crosse, Wisconsin. The Developer further agrees to provide to the City Engineer a list of all subcontractors and it further agrees that eighty percent (80%) of all work performed by subcontractors for construction shall be performed by subcontractors located within the City or seventy-five (75) miles of the City of La Crosse. In determining whether the eighty percent (80%) threshold has been met, the parties shall measure based upon the dollar values of said work. If Developer does not meet this requirement, it may request a waiver from the City Engineer providing reasons for the request of the same. This Section does not apply to fixtures, furnishings and equipment.
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Local Subcontractors. Contractor shall survey and solicit qualified locally available subcontractors for consideration for performing work under this Contract.
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