Common use of SUBCONTRACTORS/SUBCONSULTANTS Clause in Contracts

SUBCONTRACTORS/SUBCONSULTANTS. The CONSULTANT shall not obtain the services of any subcontractor or subconsultant (firm or individual) that is not specifically identified in the Exhibits of the Agreement without first receiving authorization from the STATE. All subconsultants performing work under this Agreement shall provide their services directly to and be directly supervised by the CONSULTANT, unless the STATE specifically authorizes, in writing, the provision of such services directly to another subconsultant either identified in the Exhibits of the Agreement or authorized in writing by the STATE to provide subconsultant services to the CONSULTANT. The STATE has no obligation to provide reimbursement for unauthorized work performed by any subcontractor or subconsultant, or for any work performed by an unauthorized subcontractor or subconsultant. All subcontracts and subconsultants performing work on this project shall be bound by the same required contract provisions as the CONSULTANT. All Agreements between the CONSULTANT and a sub-contractor or subconsultant shall include all standard required contract provisions, and such Agreements shall be subject to review by the STATE. The CONSULTANT shall not terminate the services of any subconsultant identified in the Exhibits to perform work on this PROJECT without proposing an acceptable alternative for accomplishing the work and receiving concurrence in writing from the STATE. The CONSULTANT has an obligation to assure that the percentage of direct technical labor participation (measured in dollars) of the certified Disadvantaged/Minority/Women/Business Enterprise subconsultant(s) equals the percentage offered in the CONSULTANT's Expression of Interest for this project. Failure to achieve the percentage offered absent documentation of satisfactory levels of effort to achieve this percentage will affect the CONSULTANT's evaluation and future opportunity for selection to provide services to the STATE.