Main Contract Works definition
Examples of Main Contract Works in a sentence
This Clause only applies where the Main Contract Works are works to which the Building Control (Amendment) Regulations 2014 apply.
The Sub-Contractor shall establish and implement quality assurance procedures as required by the Main Contract Works Requirements in so far as they relate to the Sub-Contract Works, including procedures for establishing quality assurance systems for itself and any sub-sub- contractors.
If the Main Contract Works are affected by a strike, lock-out or local combination of workmen affecting any of the trades employed upon them or any of the trades engaged in the preparation.
The copyright of the Sub- Contractor’s design and alternative design belongs to the Sub-Contractor, but the Contractor and Employer shall be entitled to use the design and alternative design for the completion, maintenance, repair and future extension of the Main Contract Works.
Site: the place whether the Main Contract Works are to be carried out.
Any arbitration shall commence only after the completion of the Main Contract Works.
The expiry of the required period of the insurance shall be 12 years from practical completion of the Main Contract Works.
Any defects, shrinkages or other faults in the Works, which appear before expiry of the defects liability period or any materials or workmanship not in accordance with the contract specification, or frost damage occurring before practical completion of the Main Contract Works, shall be specified in a schedule of defects.
Unless otherwise provided in the Specification or elsewhere under this Sub-Contract, the Contractor shall provide suitable storage place on the Site for the proper storage of the Articles delivered to the Site for the use in the Main Contract Works and it shall be the Contractor’s sole responsibility to indemnify the Nominated Supplier against any loss or damage to the same.
The Sub-Contractor shall, except where it is otherwise expressly agreed, be liable for and indemnify the Contractor against any loss or damage to the materials or goods provided by the Sub-Contractor, and property which is on Site for the Sub-Contractor’s use, until such materials or goods have been fully and finally incorporated into the Main Contract Works and provided always that the same is not due to any act or neglect of the Contractor, his servants or agents.