Head Contractor definition

Head Contractor means a contractor who is engaged to do substantially all of the work respecting an improvement, whether or not others are engaged as subcontractors, material suppliers or workers.

Head Contractor means a bidder liable for its participation in bidding which gives its name to a tender, and which directly signs in and implements a contract if selected. Head contractor may be dependent contractor or member of partnership of contractors.

Head Contractor means a tenderer liable for its participation in tendering which gives its name to a tender, and which signs and implements a contract if selected (hereinafter referred to as a participating tenderer). A tenderer participating in tendering independently is referred to as an independent tenderer. A tenderer participating in tendering jointly with one or more other tenderers to submit the one tender is referred to as a partnership tenderer.

Examples of Head Contractor in a sentence

• The Parties agree that it is the responsibility of the Head Contractor/ Principal/ Occupier of a Site to ensure that the amenities prescribed by the Code of Amenities are provided as a minimum.

• Adjourned debate (Mr D.A. Templeman – continuation of remarks) on the motion moved by Dr A.D. Buti, on behalf of Mr P.C. Tinley –That this House condemns the Barnett Government for its failed Head Contractor model of public housing maintenance and its inability to adequately provide repairs and maintenance to its public housing stock.

• Within thirty (30) days of receipt of a decision by the Agency Head, Contractor shall submit to the Comptroller and to the Agency Head a Notice of Claim regarding its dispute with the Agency.

• Outsourcing partners with a “consulting legacy” are well-placed to bring broad-based innova- tion capabilities and, when innovationis linked to the long-term finance and accounting service arrangement, high- value, risk-sharing change programs can be developed.Consistent with these experiences are the results of a recent Accenture survey[1] that gathered insights from organiza- that have enabled them to generate sig- nificant intangible value.

• Previously the Tenancy Manager had to escalate all reports to the Department and the Head Contractor could not investigate or complete any work without a purchase order.

More Definitions of Head Contractor

Head Contractor means the party with whom the client agency enters into a contract for building and construction work as nominated under the Queensland Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011.

Head Contractor means the contractor described as such in Clause 26. Law (or law) means all: (a) Commonwealth, New South Wales, or local government legislation including regulations, by-laws, and other subordinate legislation. (b) principles or law or equity established by decisions of courts; and (c) Approvals (including any condition or requirement under them). Legislative Requirements means: (a) Acts, ordinances, regulations, by-laws, orders, awards and proclamations and other subordinate and delegated legislation of the jurisdiction (whether national, state, territory or local) in which the Work under the Subcontract or any part thereof is being performed. (b) certificates, licences, consents, approvals, permits and requirements of Authorities (including any conditions under them); and (c) fees and charges payable in connection with the foregoing. Liability includes any liability of any kind whether for debt, cost (including legal costs, deductibles, or increased premiums), expense, loss, damage, compensation or charge and whether: (a) liquidated or not.

Head Contractor means a corporation contracted by the Project Manager to'construct the project for the "Construction Cost";

Head Contractor means the person described in the Part 1 – Contract Particulars and may include either the builder or the owner.

Head Contractor means contractor responsible for the site and to the client.

Head Contractor means an entity with whom the Principal has contracted with pursuant to the Head Contract and any one to whom the Principal has obligations, including warranties and indemnities, pursuant to the Head Contract.

Head Contractor means the Principal Contractor who has engage the Buyer to install the Goods supplied under this Purchase Order.