Subcontractor Coordination Sample Clauses
The Subcontractor Coordination clause establishes the requirement for the main contractor to effectively manage and synchronize the activities of all subcontractors involved in a project. This typically involves setting clear communication protocols, scheduling work to avoid conflicts, and ensuring that each subcontractor’s tasks are integrated smoothly with the overall project timeline. By mandating coordination, the clause helps prevent delays, overlaps, and misunderstandings, thereby promoting efficient project execution and minimizing disruptions.
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Subcontractor Coordination. If the subcontractor, consultant, or agent is retained by the Contractor to perform any of the work required by this section of the Contract, the subcontract shall include all of this section, with appropriate adjustments for the subcontract, and include the Regulatory Specialist or other authorized employee of the Contractor as the point of contact for the submittals and communications between the subcontractor and the Government. The Contractor shall remain responsible for compliance with this section and all other portions of the Contract and shall sign all certifications required by the Contract.
Subcontractor Coordination. This task will include scheduling, coordination, project site escorting, and review of subcontractor deliverables, including subcontracts, reports, and design data.
Subcontractor Coordination. Subcontractor costs shall be combined and Contractor will be allowed to add a maximum ▇▇▇▇-up of ten percent (10%) if the total sum of all subcontracted Work is less than or equal to $10,000, seven and one-half percent (7.5%) if the total sum of all subcontracted Work is more than $10,000 and less than or equal to $20,000, and five percent (5%) if the total sum of all subcontracted Work is more than $20,000. This markup will apply to subcontractor’s coordination of lesser tier subcontractor Work performed.