subcontract

Speech parts

1. subcontract - Noun

2. subcontract - Verb

Meaning

A contract under, or subordinate to, a previous contract.

Source: Webster's dictionary

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Finally, the Court also stated that just as CGI could not rely on the teaming agreement to get a subcontract from FCi, “FCi could not have relied on the agreement to require CGI to perform work as a subcontractor.” Source: Internet

I sometimes am in a position to subcontract talent for a project, and I'll assemble the invoices myself and present one invoice to my client for all the talent services. Source: Internet

The Metro buses aren’t bad--- but their subcontract companies have pretty rough suspensions on their vehicles. Source: Internet

This is essential unless you expect various subcontract laborers to use your home's bathroom. Source: Internet

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