Major Subcontractors. Contractor may, without the prior consent of Client, enter into Major Subcontracts with those Major Subcontractors listed in Appendix H with respect to the Work identified in Appendix H. Not less than ten (10) business days prior to the execution of any Major Subcontract with a Major Subcontractor not listed in Appendix H, Contractor shall request Client’s consent to such proposed Major Subcontractor. Client’s consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. If, at the end of such notice period, Client has either not responded to the notice or consented to the proposed Major Subcontractor, then Contractor or a Major Subcontractor shall have the right to execute such Major Subcontract with the proposed Major Subcontractor. If Client has responded to such notice in writing the reason that it does not consent to the proposed Major Subcontractor, then neither Contractor nor a Major Subcontractor shall enter into a Major Subcontract with such proposed Major Subcontractor.
Major Subcontractors. GE Capital shall have received an updated listing of all major subcontractors.
Major Subcontractors. (a) Contractor’s subcontracting and procurement process shall be conducted in accordance with the procedures set forth in Exhibit I. Contractor shall not, without Company’s prior written consent, directly subcontract any portion of the Work in excess of [**] dollars ($[**]). Subcontracts with Subcontractors within the list of Major Subcontractors in Exhibit I are hereby approved by Company. Contractor may at any time submit to Company for its written approval the names of any Subcontractors it desires to use in the performance of the Work and a summary of the Work that Contractor wishes to allocate to such Subcontractors.
Major Subcontractors. All Subcontracts with Major Subcontractors shall (i) be submitted to Owner, with pricing information redacted promptly upon execution thereof, (ii) contain, to the best of Contractor’s ability, substantially similar subcontract terms to those of this Agreement, as appropriate to the scope of work for such Major Subcontractor, and (iii) shall not be waived by Contractor in any material adverse respect to Owner or amended in any way inconsistent with Contractor’s obligations with respect to such subcontract under Sections 2.8 and 2.9 hereof without Owner’s prior approval. In addition, all Subcontracts signed by Contractor with a Major Subcontractor must contain the provisions described in clauses (i)–(iii), (vi) and (viii) of the next succeeding sentence in this Section 2.9, and Contractor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to cause all Subcontracts signed by Contractor with a Major Subcontractor to contain the provisions described in clauses (iv), (v), (vii), (ix), (x), and (xi) of the next succeeding sentence in this Section 2.9. Such provisions must reasonably preserve and protect the rights of Owner under this Agreement and to the Work to be performed by such Major Subcontractor so that such rights of Owner will not be prejudiced, including: (i) being assignable (in the event of any termination of this Agreement or expiration of the Warranty Period) to Owner or its designees or assignees without the prior written consent of the Major Subcontractor and giving Contractor a right, without the consent of such Major Subcontractor, to assign the relevant subcontract and any or all benefits, interests, rights, and causes of action arising under it to Owner or its Affiliates or Lenders (and such assignment right will be assigned as part of such assignment); (ii) authorizing either Contractor or Owner, upon such assignment, to enforce guarantees and warranties; (iii) requiring each Major Subcontractor that will perform any portion of the Work on the Project Site to comply with Contractor’s health and safety plan; (iv) providing substantially similar indemnities for Owner to the indemnities set forth in Section 11.1; (v) using commercially reasonable efforts to cause each Major Subcontractor of Equipment or Materials, upon the request of Owner, to segregate such Equipment or Materials at its fabrication facilities and identify Owner’s property as such in a manner acceptable to Owner; provided, however, that Owner acknowledges that General Electric may not a...
Major Subcontractors. “Major Subcontractors” shall mean the subcontractors who will perform the following work with respect to the Project: structural, mechanical (plumbing, heating, ventilating and air conditioning), electrical, glass and glazing, carpentry, on and off-site utility work, grading, asphalt paving, concrete and masonry.
Major Subcontractors. Owner and Contractor have agreed that the vendors and suppliers of Equipment and Materials as identified in Part I, Reference 3-2 of the Scope Book, are acceptable as Subcontractors hereunder for such items of permanent Equipment and Materials as described therein. Contractor shall notify Owner in the event Contractor intends to procure equipment identified in Part I, Reference 3-2 from any Vendor for the specified equipment listed in Part I, Reference 3-2 other than from the Vendors listed in Part I, Reference 3-2 for such specified equipment, and Owner shall have the right to review and approve such new Vendor, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. Owner’s approval rights with respect to Subcontractors are limited to the approval of such additional Vendors supplying equipment referenced in Part I, Reference 3-2. EXECUTION COPY
Major Subcontractors. Any subcontractor at any tier receiving $100,000 under a subcontract over the term of the Agreement is a Major Subcontractor. Major Subcontractors may not be replaced without prior written consent of SANDAG, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. Substitution of Major Subcontractors without SANDAG’s express written consent shall constitute grounds for termination under Section 4.3 of this Agreement.
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