The Contractor as Client Clause Samples

The "Contractor as Client" clause defines situations where the contractor assumes the role and responsibilities typically held by the client within a contractual relationship. In practice, this means the contractor may be required to make decisions, provide approvals, or fulfill obligations that would normally be expected of the client, such as supplying information or coordinating with third parties. This clause is often used in complex projects where the contractor manages multiple aspects of the work or acts as an intermediary. Its core function is to clarify roles and responsibilities, preventing confusion and ensuring that project requirements are met efficiently even when the contractor steps into the client's position.