Common use of Contracts with Subcontractors Clause in Contracts

Contracts with Subcontractors. To the extent of the Service performed by a Subcontractor, all provisions of the Construction Documents that apply to the Service being performed by the Subcontractor will apply to the Subcontractor with the same force and effect as they apply to Supplier. Each subcontract agreement will be in writing and will preserve and protect the rights of CenturyLink under the Construction Documents so that the subcontracting of the Service to be performed by the Subcontractor will not prejudice such rights. Supplier will make available to each proposed Subcontractor, prior to entering into a subcontract, copies of all relevant Construction Documents including without limitation, in every instance, a copy of this Agreement, applicable Schedule and/or Authorizing Document; provided, that Supplier is not required to provide to any Subcontractor the financial terms of this Agreement or any Schedule and/or Authorizing Document. Supplier will require in each subcontract that, to the extent of the Service to be performed by the Subcontractor, the Subcontractor agrees to be bound by and to comply with all terms and conditions contained in the Construction Documents that apply to the Service being performed by the Subcontractor (including, by specific reference, to the extent applicable to the Service being performed by the Subcontractor, all change order, subcontractor, liquidated damages, indemnification, confidential information, offset, compliance with laws, limitation of liability, dispute resolution, safety, hazardous materials, insurance, warranty, inspection and audit provisions contained in this Agreement.) and that the Subcontractor assumes all obligations, liabilities and responsibilities under the Construction Documents jointly and severally with Supplier with respect to the Subcontractor's Service. No subcontracting of any of the Service will release Supplier from any of its obligations contained in the Construction Documents.

Contracts with Subcontractors. To the extent of the Service performed by a Subcontractor, all provisions of the Construction Contract Documents that apply to the Service being performed by the Subcontractor will apply to the Subcontractor with the same force and effect as they apply to Supplier. Each subcontract agreement will be in writing and will preserve and protect the rights of CenturyLink and Consultant under the Construction Contract Documents so that the subcontracting of the Service to be performed by the Subcontractor will not prejudice such rights. Supplier will make available to each proposed Subcontractor, prior to entering into a subcontract, copies of all relevant Construction Contract Documents including without limitation, in every instance, a copy of this Agreement, applicable Schedule and/or Authorizing Documentorder; provided, that Supplier is not required to provide to any Subcontractor the financial terms of this Agreement or any Schedule and/or Authorizing Documentorder. Supplier will require in each subcontract that, to the extent of the Service to be performed by the Subcontractor, the Subcontractor agrees to be bound by and to comply with all terms and conditions contained in the Construction Contract Documents that apply to the Service being performed by the Subcontractor (including, by specific reference, to the extent applicable to the Service being performed by the Subcontractor, all change order, subcontractor, liquidated damages, indemnification, confidential information, offset, compliance with laws, limitation of liability, dispute resolution, safety, hazardous materials, insurance, warranty, inspection and audit provisions contained in this Agreement.) and that the Subcontractor assumes all obligations, liabilities and responsibilities under the Construction Contract Documents jointly and severally with Supplier with respect to the Subcontractor's ’s Service. No subcontracting of any of the Service will release Supplier from any of its obligations contained in the Construction Contract Documents.