Key Subcontractor definition

Key Subcontractor means any subcontractor that will (a) fill any of the following key project roles: project management, lead design firm, quality control management, and quality assurance management or (b) serve as a key task leader for geotechnical, hydraulics and hydrology, structural, environmental, utility or right-of-way issues. See Form D.

Key Subcontractor means any subcontractor that will (a) fill any of the following key project roles: project management, lead design firm, quality control management, and quality assurance management or (b) serve as a key task leader for geotechnical, hydraulics and hydrology, structural, environmental, utility or right-of-way issues. See Form Q.

Key Subcontractor means any vendor with a direct contractual relationship under the selected Construction Manager.

Examples of Key Subcontractor in a sentence

• Where the Buyer consents to the appointment of a new Key Subcontractor then they will be added to Key Subcontractor section of the Order Form.

• Where CCS consents to the appointment of a new Key Subcontractor then they will be added to section 18 of the Framework Award Form.

• Where the Supplier wishes to enter into a Key Sub-contract or replace a Key Sub-contractor, it must obtain the prior written consent of the Authority, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed.

• The Parties shall agree (at no cost to the Buyer) any necessary changes to any such arrangements by the undertakings concerned (and the Supplier shall ensure that the Key Sub-contractor shall agree, where applicable).

• The Supplier shall notify the Buyer in writing (with reasonable supporting detail) of any proposal for the Supplier, its Connected Companies, or a Key Sub-contractor (or any of its Connected Companies), to enter into any Prohibited Transaction.

More Definitions of Key Subcontractor

Key Subcontractor means each person or legal entity which will be principally or partially responsible for providing legal, professional and/or technical services or support in connection with the operation and maintenance of the Project.

Key Subcontractor means those Subcontractors listed as Key Subcontractors in the Bid, or any person appointed, with the agreement of the Employer, as a Key Subcontractor, for a part of the Services; and the legal successors in title to each of these persons.

Key Subcontractor means any vendor with a direct contractual relationship under the selected CMAR contractor.

Key Subcontractor means either any sub-contractor (except a sub- contractor involved in only providing supplies) who has been appointed by the Contractor to provide any of the Services and who the Contractor has identified as a sub-contractor as part of the procurement process or who has been identified and notified to the Employer as being sub-contractor pursuant to Clauses 27.2 and 27.3;]

Key Subcontractor means either any sub-contractor (except a sub- contractor involved in only providing supplies) who has been appointed by the Contractor to provide any of the Services and who the Contractor seeks to appoint to provide key elements of the Services.]

Key Subcontractor means any individual or other entity which, as a subcontractor or agent of CODEXIS, performs any of the services or functions required to be performed by CODEXIS under this AGREEMENT.

Key Subcontractor any Subcontractor: a) which is relied upon to deliver any work package within the Deliverables in their entirety; and/or b) which, in the opinion of CCS or the Buyer performs (or would perform if appointed) a critical role in the provision of all or any part of the Deliverables; and/or c) with a Sub-Contract with a contract value which at the time of appointment exceeds (or would exceed if appointed) 10% of the aggregate Charges forecast to be payable under the Call-Off Contract, and the Supplier shall list all such Key Subcontractors in section 19 of the Framework Award Form and in the Key Subcontractor Section in Order Form; "Know-How" all ideas, concepts, schemes, information, knowledge, techniques, methodology, and anything else in the nature of know-how relating to the Deliverables but excluding know-how already in the other Party’s possession before the applicable Start Date;