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Advise On Subcontractor Clause

A subcontractor returned our standard agreement with a nonstandard indemnity clause and procurement asked me to flag w…

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A subcontractor returned our standard agreement with a nonstandard indemnity clause and procurement asked me to flag whether it's a dealbreaker. I've handled these before but don't want to miss a subtle risk. Compare the clause to our standard agreement, list the exact differences that matter to operations and finance, and recommend accept, negotiate, or reject with one sentence justification for procurement to use in their meeting.
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Procurement asked whether a subcontractor clause is acceptable and I need to advise before their meeting.

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