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Dispute resolution: The interface agreement generally provides for a number of levels of dispute resolution. All will be responsible for the decision and should handle related or related disputes. Before continuing a discussion on the topic of subcontractors, it is important that you, the contractor, refer to your master contract (the agreement you have with a customer) to see if the framework contract authorizes the use of subcontractors. Sometimes the agreement may completely prohibit the use, while in other cases, prior customer consent is required before subcontractors can be used. As a reminder, we use «Projectco» to refer to the corporate company or the private sector partner, created exclusively for the ownership of the project. This type of business is also known as a single-use vehicle (SPV). We will call the public authority that entered into the agreement with Projectco an authority. More information on public-private partnership formation (PPP) can be found in our Separate External Law Guide. If so, follow the hourly rate, etc. You promised that subcontractor. Be sure to include these promises in your final agreement. Certificates of completion and commissioning/initiation: before a certificate of completion can be issued, the FM provider must ensure that it is properly protected with regard to professional standards and compliance with applicable consents or legal requirements.

These conditions should be included in the facility management agreement and all interface agreements as a precondition for establishing such a certificate. The FM supplier may also need the contractor`s cooperation in demonstrating or training in the operation of the facilities and equipment installed in the building, as well as the completion date. The contractor will want to ensure that it has the right to assert rights against the fm provider during the commissioning/initiation process, if the FM provider somehow obstructs the contractor or delays its completion. In addition, the contractor is required to inform the fm supplier of any problems and delays in the construction program. Back-back agreements, where a principal contractor attempts to entrust obligations and commitments to the employer to his subcontractors, are becoming more common in construction projects. While they may be a convenient way to transfer risks and commitments down the chain of responsibility, inadequate wording can lead to particularly complex and difficult-to-resolve disputes. Replacement of a subcontractor: the project agreement should deal with the consequences of terminating and replacing a subcontractor. As a general rule, the surviving subcontractor may be required to enter into an alternative interface agreement on terms that are essentially in accordance with the existing agreement. Since subcontractors are generally uncomfortable entering into contracts with unknown companies, they will generally seek some form of protection through subcontracting – for example, an agreement whereby they are not required to enter into an alternative interface agreement with replacement subcontractors who meet certain minimum financial and technical requirements.