Lower-tier Subcontractors. Seller shall include this clause in all of its subcontracts, at any tier, involving performance of this Agreement. However, such provision in the subcontracts shall not relieve Seller of its obligation to assure compliance with the provisions of this clause for all aspects of the work. Seller shall be responsible for identifying all potential hazards to their lower-tier subcontractors.
3A.1 INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE
Lower-tier Subcontractors. Any lower-tier subcontractor shall be bound to Subcontractor to the same extent Subcontractor is bound to Contractor and to the same extent Contractor is bound to Owner. This form may be used for lower-tier subcontracts and when so used the term "Owner" (in the General Conditions) shall include any entity in privity with Contractor for which Contractor performs work or assumes duties and/or obligations.
Lower-tier Subcontractors. Vendor shall, subject to the terms set forth in Exhibit 1, as required by Contract Documents and applicable to Vendor’s Work, maintain at its own expense throughout the life of each Project and period of applicable statutes, the minimum types and minimum amounts of insurance described herein. Vendor agrees to include these insurance requirements, in their entirety, in any lower-tier subcontract and/or purchase order executed by Vendor for any part of its scope of Work to be performed by Vendor or said lower-tier subcontractors under this Order. Vendor agrees to enforce with its employees and all lower-tier subcontractors all requirements, obligations and as specified in this Exhibit 1.
Lower-tier Subcontractors. Subcontractor further promises and agrees that it will bind and require all of its subcontractors and their subcontractors performing work at the Project Site covered by any of the labor agreements specified in Section 14.1 above to agree to all of the foregoing terms and conditions, to the same effect as herein provided with respect to Subcontractor.
Lower-tier Subcontractors. The Subcontractor agrees to flow down these insurance requirements to all lower tier Subcontractors and Subcontractors that provide any services or work, if subcontracting is permitted by Company.
Lower-tier Subcontractors. The requirements of this Article shall be flowed down to all lower-tier Subcontractors. When the use of a lower-tier Subcontractor is determined to be necessary, the higher-tier Subcontractor shall flow down those terms and conditions applicable for the activities within its defined scope of work, in accordance with referenced Codes/Standards/Material Specifications and any other requirements included within this Subcontract. The higher-tier Subcontractor shall flow down all commercial Terms and Conditions, including articles incorporated by reference, to all lower-tier Subcontractors, which includes verification that the lower-tier Subcontractor has been appropriately qualified to perform the activities required to satisfy this procurement. The higher-tier Subcontractor shall maintain objective evidence of the successful flow down of the referenced requirements and provide such evidence to the Company upon request. This flow down is also required at all levels if the lower-tier Subcontractor to the higher-tier Subcontractor deems it necessary to Subcontract further its parts of this Contract.
Lower-tier Subcontractors. If Contractor further subcontracts ·any portion of the contracted work, the provisions of this Agreement shall apply to any lower tier subcontractor, and Contractor acknowledges the importance of ensuring compliance with same by its subcontractors and suppliers. The above terms are acknowledged by Contractor. Contractor Signature Date Print Name EcoPro Restoration, LLC Invoicing Procedure Addendum
A. Work Week: EcoPro Restoration, LLC recognizes the work week as running from Saturday morning through the following Friday evening. All work completed within that time frame must be invoiced by 5pm on the Friday evening, and will be verified and paid via ACH by the following Friday unless verification results in rework required.
B. Invoicing Requirements: All invoices submitted by the Contractor shall include the following information:
a. Work Order number/Job number as assigned by the Company
b. Property address
c. Start and End dates of work
d. Invoice number and date
e. Your company name and address
f. If your job scope included itemized pricing, your invoice must be itemized as well. If your job scope included a lump-sum, your invoice may be lump sum or may be itemized.
g. If your invoice includes any materials, receipts for those materials must be included as supporting documentation.
h. Notarized lien waiver must be supplied with any invoice exceeding $1000. A standard lien waiver compliant with Florida law can be provided by the Company.
i. Work must be fully completed prior to submission of invoice.
j. Photos showing completion of work must be uploaded to the Company’s job management software prior to submission of invoice.
Lower-tier Subcontractors. The term “lower-tier Subcontractors” refers to companies or individuals with whom the SUBCONTRACTOR has purchase orders and rental agreements for materials or equipment, and other services not performed directly by the SUBCONTRACTOR under this Subcontract. Subcontract. The term Subcontract shall mean this Subcontract or Purchase Order between the BUYER and SUBCONTRACTOR including its terms, conditions, clauses, provisions, written direction and instructions, releases, and documents.
Lower-tier Subcontractors. 2.2.1 The names of any proposed or existing subcontractors to SUB-CONSULTANT who will perform a portion of the services required hereunder (Lower Tier Subcontractor) must be submitted to and approved in advance in writing by MTLA.
2.2.2 Neither this Agreement nor any Lower Tier Subcontract will create any contractual relationship between any Lower Tier Subcontractor and MTLA, nor any liability of MTLA to any Lower Tier Subcontractor.
Lower-tier Subcontractors. Subcontractor shall obtain Contractor’s prior written approval of all proposed lower-tier subcontractors (refered to in this Section 33 as “sub-subcontractors”) before awarding lower-tier subcontracts. Contractor may reasonably reject any proposed sub-subcontractor. Contractor’s approval of a sub-subcontractor does not imply or constitute Contractor’s assumption of any responsibility for that sub-subcontractor, nor does it relieve Subcontractor of any responsibility with respect to the Subcontract Work. Subcontractor shall require and insure that each sub-subcontractor procures the insurance coverage required under Section 25 (Insurance), or otherwise cover the liabilities under policies in form, in amounts, and with insurance companies all acceptable to Contractor. Upon Contractor request, Subcontractor shall obtain insurance policies or certificates of insurance from its sub-subcontractors and deliver the policies or certificates to Contractor. If Subcontractor cannot produce acceptable evidence of its sub-subcontractor insurance, then Contractor may procure the required insurance and deduct premiums from amounts then owed or subsequently owing to Subcontractor.
