Construction Sub-Contractor definition
Examples of Construction Sub-Contractor in a sentence
By a design and build contract dated [ ] (the "Construction Sub-Contract") the Contractor has appointed the Construction Sub-Contractor to carry out in relation to the Sites the design, construction, commissioning and testing of the Works.
The Concessionaire shall ensure that each of the Construction Sub-Contractor and the Operations Sub-Contractor prepares, complies with, and applies, the provisions of the Schedules referred to above.
Nothing in this sub-clause shall require the Contractor to obtain the Authority's approval for persons engaged upon the design and construction of the Secure Training Centre except where such persons are engaged on matters relating to the security of the Secure Training Centre, and the Authority may exempt other categories of Staff from the requirements of this sub-clause if it so chooses and for the purposes of this Clause 36.2 the staff of the Construction Sub-Contractor are so exempt.
The Authority shall have no liability to the Construction Sub-Contractor or the Operating Sub-Contractor arising out of or in connection with any decision of the Adjudicator or the Arbitrator or in respect of the costs of the Construction Sub-Contractor or the Operating Sub-Contractor in participating in the resolution of any dispute under this Contract.
Upon request by the Authority the Construction Sub-Contractor agrees to co-operate with the Authority in determining the duties performed or to be performed by the Construction Sub-Contractor and to provide a copy of the Construction Sub-Contract and any variations thereto and details of all monies paid and due under the Construction Sub-Contract.
The Contractor and the Authority agree that for the duration of the Works the Contractor shall procure the attendance of the Construction Sub-Contractor during such parts of meetings of the Liaison Committee as the Parties shall agree.
The Authority will not hold the Construction Sub-Contractor liable for any use it may make of the Documents for any purpose other than that for which they were originally provided by it and other than for such other uses as are reasonably foreseeable unless the Construction Sub-Contractor authorises such use and confirms the Documents are suitable for it.
Where the Construction Sub-Contractor or the Operating Sub-Contractor makes submissions in any reference before: the Adjudicator, the Adjudicator’s costs of such reference shall be borne as the Adjudicator shall specify, or in default, one-third by the Authority and two-thirds (2/3) by the Contractor; and the Arbitrator, the costs of the arbitration shall be in the discretion of the Arbitrator.
The Construction Sub-Contractor agrees on reasonable request at any time and following reasonable written prior notice to give the Authority or those authorised by it access to the Documents and to provide copies (including copy negatives and CAD disks) thereof at the Authority's expense.
The Adjudicator or the courts as appropriate shall not have jurisdiction to determine the Construction Sub-Contract Dispute but the decision of the Adjudicator or the courts shall, subject to Clause 21, be binding on the Contractor and the Construction Sub-Contractor insofar as it determines the issues relating to the Construction Sub-Contract Dispute.