The document outlines the scope of works and responsibilities for a subcontractor. It details that the subcontractor is responsible for 1) the complete design of their works including drawings and coordination with other trades, 2) fabrication, procurement, and delivery of materials, 3) installation of equipment and passing required tests and commissioning, 4) providing performance guarantees and warranty work, and 5) various responsibilities like protection of works, storage, transport, and cleaning up. The subcontractor must provide all required resources at their own expense to fully complete their scope of work.
The document outlines the scope of works and responsibilities for a subcontractor. It details that the subcontractor is responsible for 1) the complete design of their works including drawings and coordination with other trades, 2) fabrication, procurement, and delivery of materials, 3) installation of equipment and passing required tests and commissioning, 4) providing performance guarantees and warranty work, and 5) various responsibilities like protection of works, storage, transport, and cleaning up. The subcontractor must provide all required resources at their own expense to fully complete their scope of work.
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The document outlines the scope of works and responsibilities for a subcontractor. It details that the subcontractor is responsible for 1) the complete design of their works including drawings and coordination with other trades, 2) fabrication, procurement, and delivery of materials, 3) installation of equipment and passing required tests and commissioning, 4) providing performance guarantees and warranty work, and 5) various responsibilities like protection of works, storage, transport, and cleaning up. The subcontractor must provide all required resources at their own expense to fully complete their scope of work.
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SUBCONTRACTOR’S SCOPE OF WORKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Subcontractor’s Scope of Works
The Subcontractor’s Scope of Works and Responsibilities shall include but is not limited to the following: 1.1.1. The complete design responsibility including design coordination with other trades (lots) that rely on his services or are affected by them. The preparation of all drawings (Workshop Drawings, and “As Built” drawings will have to be prepared by the Subcontractor on Site during execution of the Works), the calculations; and samples (where necessary) for approval, all in accordance with the Subcontract Documents and to the satisfaction and approval of the Client. 1.1.1.1. Shop drawings shall be complete and shall contain all required detailed information. The approval of the drawings by the Contractor/Client shall not be construed as a complete check but will indicate only that the general method of construction and detailing is satisfactory. Approval of such drawings will not relieve the Subcontractor of the responsibility for any error which may exist, as the Subcontractor shall retain responsibility for the dimensions and design of adequate connections, details and satisfactory construction for all works. 1.1.2. The fabrication and/or procurement and delivery to the Site storage areas of all approved materials. 1.1.3. The installation of approved equipment, materials and related accessories and ancillaries all in accordance with the specifications, approved drawings, and to the satisfaction of both the Client and the Contractor. 1.1.4. Testing, start-up and commissioning where applicable and required, leading to successful Substantial Completion and hand-over to the Client including all necessary training of the Client’s personnel and provision and supply of the required spare parts, all as required by the Subcontract. 1.1.5. The component and/or system performance guarantees all in accordance with the Subcontract. 1.1.6. The Warranty Period with all related requirements leading to the final completion and hand-over of the Sub works Subcontractor’s Scope of Responsibilities It is the responsibility of the Subcontractor to provide the following at his own expense unless otherwise specified: 1.1.7. Any special assembly and handling equipment and any craneage / lifting, transport or tools required including all scaffolding. 1.1.8. Protection of the Sub works, including the Subcontractor’s own works, and those of others and suitable safety measures 1.1.9. On-site storage protection and safeguarding against loss or damage or deterioration and management of stocks. (the Contractor provides an uncovered open space with no fencing only within the area allocated for material/equipment storage). 1.1.10. Unloading at Site, transport and handling from on-Site storage areas to the utilization point(s). This includes all materials and equipment for which the Subcontractor is responsible for under the terms of the Subcontract, whether supplied by him or not. 1.1.11. Transport and accommodation and meals for his personnel and all other related requirements. 1.1.12. Subcontractor’s work-site offices, workshops and all other related requirements and equipment. 1.1.13. “As-built” drawings in the form, type and quantity as detailed and required by the Subcontract. 1.1.14. Operations and Maintenance manuals, instructions for use, mimic diagrams, labels, rating plates, publications and any other related requirements all to be provided in the form, type, quantity and in the language(s) specified all in accordance with the Subcontract. Important safety regulation and emergency procedures shall be printed in English and Arabic languages (refer to Article 54.4). 1.1.15. Utilities or consumable needed to execute the Sub works, and for star-up and commissioning required for Substantial Completion purposes (refer to Article 9). 1.1.16. Any taxes the Subcontractor is liable to pay under the prevailing relevant rules and regulations of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 1.1.17. Cleaning, as required, of construction/installation leftovers resulting from the Subcontractor’s Work and disposing of such material to an approved dump area or location. 1.1.18. Cleaning before handing over; Cost of cleaning shall be shared weekly by all Subcontractors as arranged by a committee consisting of 2 representatives from the Technical Lots and 2 representatives from non-technical lots and one representative of the Contractor. The latter shall bear his fair portion of the total cost of cleaning. 1.1.19. On Site all risk insurance as per conditions stipulated. 1.1.20. Professional insurance cover for the Subcontractor. 1.1.21. Cost of the Subcontractor’s Work-site representative who shall perform permanent supervision until all defects (reserves) have been cleared i.e. till final completion 1.1.22. Long distance telephone calls, fax communications, photocopies, and blue prints or similar copying of drawings. 1.1.23. Liquid fuel, gases, and special products required and other utilities or consumable during execution and for testing, start-up and commissioning. 1.1.24. Cost of measures taken to rectify delays for which the Subcontractor has been responsible. 1.1.25. Compliance to the LEED Standards for the protection and safeguard of the environment. 1.1.26. Safety. 1.1.27. All other expenses involved for complete and satisfactory completion of the Sub works which the Subcontractor is required to execute.