Common use of Subcontract Agreement Clause in Contracts

Subcontract Agreement. a. Subcontract agreements (Subcontract) shall identify, define, and include those specific services, items, terms, and conditions that are consistent with the Contract and the scope of work including anticipated duration. The Department will monitor and ensure a commercially useful function (CUF) review is performed. These reviews are for the purpose of ensuring that the DBE is performing and managing the work. b. The Subcontract will be prepared and submitted with all required conditions and attachments for execution. c. The following items are clearly defined and included in all professional services subcontracts: (1) Identification of parties; (2) Definition of work (scope, methods, end results); (3) Definition of Client’s responsibility; (4) Provisions for contract changes; (5) DBE Special Provision; (6) Compensation; (7) Method of payment; and (8) Federally required provisions. d. The following terms and items are included in all construction subcontracts: (1) Parties to the contract; (2) Contract start and end dates; (3) Scope of Work, including deliverables; (4) DBE Special Provision; (5) Schedule of Values; (6) Payment due dates; (7) Terms and conditions relating to premature contract termination; (8) Terms and conditions relative to undue delays; (9) Means to resolve claims and deputes; (10) Indemnification terms and conditions; and (11) Federally required provisions. e. Any exceptions taken by the Subcontractor with regards to any of the business terms and conditions of the subcontract document will be negotiated (that is in the purview to negotiate). f. Upon complete execution of the document, a copy will be provided to the Department.

Subcontract Agreement. a. Subcontract agreements (Subcontract) shall identify, define, and include those specific services, items, terms, and conditions that are consistent with the Contract and the scope of work including anticipated duration. The Department will monitor and ensure a commercially useful function (CUF) review is performed. These reviews are for the purpose of ensuring that the DBE is performing and managing the work. b. The Subcontract will be prepared and submitted with all required conditions and attachments for execution. c. The following items are clearly defined and included in all professional services subcontracts: (1) Identification of parties; (2) Definition of work (scope, methods, end results); (3) Definition of Client’s responsibility; (4) Provisions for contract changes; (5) DBE Special ProvisionCompensation; (6) Compensation; (7) Method of payment; and (8) 7) Federally required provisions. d. The following terms and items are included in all construction subcontracts: (1) Parties to the contract; (2) Contract start and end dates; (3) Scope of Work, including deliverables; (4) DBE Special Provision; (5) Schedule of Values; (6) Payment due dates; (7) Terms and conditions relating to premature contract termination; (8) Terms and conditions relative to undue delays; (9) Means to resolve claims and deputes; (10) Indemnification terms and conditions; and (11) Federally required provisions. e. Any exceptions taken by the Subcontractor with regards to any of the business terms and conditions of the subcontract document will be negotiated (that is in the purview to negotiate). f. Upon complete execution of the document, a copy will be provided to the Department.

Subcontract Agreement. a. Subcontract agreements (Subcontract) shall identify, define, and include those specific services, items, terms, and conditions that are consistent with the Contract and the scope of work including anticipated duration. The Department will monitor and ensure a commercially useful function (CUF) review is performed. These reviews are for the purpose of ensuring that the DBE is performing and managing the work. b. The Subcontract will be prepared and submitted with all required conditions and attachments for execution. c. The following items are clearly defined and included in all Include templates for DBE subcontracts for professional services subcontractsand construction work that meet the following minimum requirements: (1) Identification of parties; (2) Definition of work (scope, methods, end results); (3) Definition of Client’s responsibility; (4) Provisions for contract changes; (5) DBE Special Provision; (6) Compensation; (7) Method of payment; and (8) Federally required provisions. d. The following terms and items are included in all construction subcontracts: (1) Parties to the contract; (2) Contract start and end dates; (3) Scope of Work, including deliverables; (4) DBE Special Provision; (5) Schedule of Values; (6) Payment due dates; (7) Terms and conditions relating to premature contract termination; (8) Terms and conditions relative to undue delays; (9) Means to resolve claims and deputes; (10) Indemnification terms and conditions; and (11) Federally required provisions. e. Any exceptions taken by the Subcontractor with regards to any of the business terms and conditions of the subcontract document will be negotiated (that is in the purview to negotiate). f. Upon complete execution of the document, a copy will be provided to the Department.

Subcontract Agreement. a. Subcontract agreements (Subcontract) shall identify, define, and include those specific services, items, terms, and conditions that are consistent with the Contract and the scope of work including anticipated duration. The Department will monitor and ensure a commercially useful function (CUF) review is performed. [Insert DB Contractor Name] will provide advance notice that the DBE has commenced Work to the Department so the Department can conduct CUF reviews of [Insert DB Contractor Name]’s DBEs. These reviews are for the purpose of ensuring that the DBE is performing and managing the workwork in compliance with 49 CFR 26.55. b. The Subcontract will be prepared and submitted with all required conditions and attachments for execution. c. The following items are clearly defined and included in all Include templates for DBE subcontracts for professional services subcontractsand construction work that meet the following minimum requirements: (1) Identification of parties; (2) Definition of work (scope, methods, end results); (3) Definition of Client’s responsibility; (4) Provisions for contract changes; (5) DBE Special Provision; (6) Compensation; (7) Method of payment; and (8) Federally required provisions. d. The following terms and items are included in all construction subcontracts: (1) Parties to the contract; (2) Contract start and end dates; (3) Scope of Work, including deliverables; (4) DBE Special Provision; (5) Schedule of Values; (6) Payment due dates; (7) Terms and conditions relating to premature contract termination; (8) Terms and conditions relative to undue delays; (9) Means to resolve claims and deputes; (10) Indemnification terms and conditions; and (11) Federally required provisions. e. Any exceptions taken by the Subcontractor with regards to any of the business terms and conditions of the subcontract document will be negotiated (that is in the purview to negotiate). f. Upon complete execution of the document, a copy will be provided to the Department.