subcontract Antonyms
Meaning of subcontract
subcontract (n)
a contract assigning to another party some obligations of a prior contract
subcontract (v)
arranged for contracted work to be done by others
work under a subcontract; engage in a subcontract
subcontract Sentence Examples
- The main contractor subcontracted the electrical work to a reputable electrician.
- The subcontracting company provided specialized services that the main contractor lacked.
- The subcontract clearly defined the scope of work, timeline, and payment terms.
- Subcontracting allowed the main contractor to focus on larger-scale aspects of the project.
- The subcontractor was responsible for managing its own materials, equipment, and labor.
- The subcontracting process streamlined project execution and optimized resource allocation.
- Subcontracting enabled the main contractor to access expertise and capacity beyond its own capabilities.
- The main contractor closely supervised the subcontractor's performance to ensure quality standards.
- The subcontracted work was completed on time and within budget, meeting the main contractor's expectations.
- Subcontracting has become a prevalent practice in construction and other industries, fostering collaboration and efficiency.
FAQs About the word subcontract
a contract assigning to another party some obligations of a prior contract, arranged for contracted work to be done by others, work under a subcontract; engage
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The main contractor subcontracted the electrical work to a reputable electrician.
The subcontracting company provided specialized services that the main contractor lacked.
The subcontract clearly defined the scope of work, timeline, and payment terms.
Subcontracting allowed the main contractor to focus on larger-scale aspects of the project.
