Conditions for Subcontracting. If TERPEL suggests subcontracting any of its obligations under this Agreement or proposes changing any subcontractor, TERPEL must send THE AIRLINES a notification at least thirty (30) days before the proposed subcontractor may supply Fuel or provide the Services to the Purchaser under this Agreement, and said notification must contain the details of the proposed subcontractor, the obligations it will fulfill and evidence that the proposed subcontractor meets the standards specified in the ICAO Manual or otherwise specified in this Agreement. TERPEL will enter into a subagreement in writing with each of its subcontractors and must ensure that each subagreement grants the Purchaser the right to audit the subcontractor, and will require that the subcontractor meets TERPEL’S obligations, as set forth in the TWELFTH SECTION. QUALITY CONTROL; QUANTITY OF PRODUCTS, herein. TERPEL acknowledges and agrees that THE AIRLINES can exercise their right to audit over the proposed subcontractor before the proposed subcontractor can provide the Fuel or provide the Services to the Purchaser under this Agreement. For the avoidance of any doubt, any appointment of a subcontractor will not relief TERPEL from its liability under this agreement, and TERPEL shall always be liable for all its obligations, services and functions of any subcontractor as if said obligations, services and functions were complied with by TERPEL. The above shall apply as long as the choice or change of subcontractor is made by TERPEL.
Conditions for Subcontracting. (a) SUPPLIER will not engage any subcontractor to fulfill any part of this Agreement without TSA's prior written consent. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, SUPPLIER agrees that it requires TSA's prior written approval prior to: Any change during the Term in the nature of goods and services being subcontracted; and any change during the Term in the identity of its subcontractors.
Conditions for Subcontracting. The general rule is that beneficiaries shall implement the project and shall have the necessary resources to that end. However, when the GA provides for it, it is accepted that certain parts of the work may be subcontracted. Where under the terms and conditions laid down by the respective NFAs, the beneficiary enters into a subcontract to carry out parts of the tasks related to the project, it remains bound by its obligations to the Joint Undertaking and the other beneficiaries under the GA and retains sole responsibility for compliance with the provisions of this GA. A subcontractor is not a beneficiary of the GA, and is not a signatory to it. It appears in the project because one of the beneficiaries appeals to its services to carry out part of the work, usually for specialised work that the beneficiary cannot carry out itself or because it is more efficient to use the services of a specialised organisation (e.g. for setting up a website for the project). Subcontracting between beneficiaries in the same GA should be avoided. All participants by definition contribute to and are interested in the project, and where one participant needs the services of another in order to perform its part of the work, it is the second participant who should declare and charge the costs for that work. In the Project Agreement they may define provisions to cover those costs that are not reimbursed by the JU.
Conditions for Subcontracting. Service Provider can involve subcontractors during the execution of the present contract. Service Provider is responsible for the activity of the Subcontractor for both the quality requirements and the time limits as if it had completed the work in its entirety; Service Provider is obliged to supervise the activity and the products of the subcontractor involved in the execution of the services in accordance with the quality assurance standards applied for the Service Provider’s own activities; Service Provider shall ensure that its subcontractor acts in accordance with the business secrecy undertaken by the Service Provider.
