Common use of Use of Subcontractors Clause in Contracts

Use of Subcontractors. Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed or replaced by the Contractor with the Principal’s prior written consent. If the Contractor intends to use subcontractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor must inform the Principal of this when submitting its offer.

Use of Subcontractors. Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed or replaced by the Contractor with the PrincipalCompany’s prior written consent. If the Contractor intends to use subcontractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor must inform the Principal Company of this when submitting its offer.

Use of Subcontractors. Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed or replaced by the Contractor with the Principal’s prior written consent. If the Contractor intends to use subcontractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor must inform the Principal of this when submitting its offer. In any case, Contractor shall be responsible before the Principal for all acts of Contractor’s subcontractors.

Use of Subcontractors. Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed or replaced by the Contractor with the PrincipalBuyer’s prior written consent. If the Contractor intends to use subcontractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor must inform the Principal Buyer of this when submitting its offer. The contractual obligations of the Contractor are not altered by the act of subcontracting. This means that if the Contractor remains in default, it cannot refer to the default of its subcontractor(s), for any reason whatsoever.

Use of Subcontractors. Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed or replaced by the Contractor with the Principal’s prior written consent. If the Contractor intends to use subcontractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor must inform the Principal of this when submitting its offer. The contractual obligations of the Contractor are not altered by the act of subcontracting. This means that if the Contractor remains in default, it cannot refer to the default of its subcontractor(s), for any reason whatsoever.

Use of Subcontractors. 7.1 Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed or replaced by the Contractor with the Principal’s prior written consent. If the Contractor intends to use subcontractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor must inform the Principal of this when submitting its offer.

Use of Subcontractors. Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed or replaced by the Contractor Supplier with the PrincipalPurchaser’s prior written consent. If the Contractor Supplier intends to use subcontractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor Supplier must inform the Principal Purchaser of this when submitting its offer.

Use of Subcontractors. Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed or replaced by the Contractor to perform the contract at the site of the Principal with the Principal’s prior written consent. The Principal will not refuse its consent without cause. If the Contractor intends to use subcontractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor must inform the Principal of this when submitting its offer.

Use of Subcontractors. Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed or replaced by the Contractor with the PrincipalCompany’s prior written consent. If the Contractor intends to use subcontractors to perform the contract Contract from the outset, the Contractor must inform the Principal Company of this when submitting in its offerbid submis- sion.

Use of Subcontractors. Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed em- ployed or replaced by the Contractor with the Principal’s Company`s prior written consent. If the Contractor intends to use subcontractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor must inform in- form the Principal Company of this when submitting its offer.

Use of Subcontractors. Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed engaged or replaced by the Contractor with the Principal’s prior written consent. If the Contractor intends to use any subcontractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor must inform the Principal of this when submitting its offer.

Use of Subcontractors. 7.1 Third parties (in particular any subcontractors) may only be employed or replaced by the Contractor with the Principal’s prior written consent. If the Contractor intends to use subcontractors subcon- tractors to perform the contract from the outset, the Contractor Contrac- tor must inform the Principal of this when submitting its offer.