Specialty Consultants, Subcontractors and Equipment Suppliers Sample Clauses

Specialty Consultants, Subcontractors and Equipment Suppliers. Subject to Section 4.2, the Turnkey Contractor shall have the right to enter into any necessary Subcontracts, but the Turnkey Contractor shall remain directly responsible and liable to the MEP Participants for all Work, including those portions delegated to its Subcontractors. For purposes of this Agreement, “Subcontractors” means all vendors, suppliers, materialmen, consultants, contractors and subcontractors, including any back-to-back main subcontractor, providing equipment, materials or services in connection with the Work or in performing any portion of the Work. “Key Subcontractors” means (i) those Subcontractors which contract directly to the Turnkey Contractor or its back-to-back main Subcontractor (if applicable) in respect of the Work, and (ii) those additional Subcontractors identified during the Basic Engineering Phase and mutually agreed as providing services which may affect the technical integrity, reliability and operability of the Facilities. “Subcontracts” means all purchase orders, subcontracts and similar purchase forms and agreements entered into by a Subcontractor in respect of all or any portion of the Work, and “Key Subcontracts” means all purchase orders, subcontracts and similar purchase forms and agreements entered into by a Key Subcontractor in respect of all or any portion of the Work. In connection with the purchase of any items of equipment or machinery from any Subcontractor, the Turnkey Contractor shall purchase only such models of equipment, machinery or materials for incorporation into the Facilities as have attained the standard of reliability and performance required under this Agreement. The Turnkey Contractor shall provide to the MEP Participants customary information concerning its Subcontractors and the Subcontracts as the MEP Participants may from time to time reasonably request; provided, however, that in the case of confidential pricing information, the MEP Participants shall not be entitled to receive such information unless it relates to Section 3.1.4.1, Section 3.1.23, Section 5.1.6, Section 13.7 (iii), and any other similar provision of this Agreement where such confidential pricing information is directly relevant to the implementation of this Agreement.
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