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What does Contractor mean? In construction and engineering projects, a contractor is the business or individual engaged by the employer or client to carry out the works under a construction contract. In standard forms (JCT, NEC, FIDIC), “Contractor” denotes the main contracting party responsible for delivering the works, whether by its own workforce or through subcontractors. Depending on procurement route, the contractor may have build-only obligations or combined design and build/EPC responsibilities. Key legal features include duties to provide materials and workmanship, comply with law and site safety requirements, programme and coordinate the works, maintain insurances and performance security, manage subcontractors, achieve practical/substantial completion,...

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Precedent Contractor Collateral Warranty Deed with Optional Step-In, Professional Indemnity Insurance and Copyright Licence (England and Wales)

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This Deed is executed on the [ insert date ] day of [ insert month ] 20[ insert year ]

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  1. [ insert name ] (Company Number [ insert number ]), with its registered office at [ insert address ] (the ‘ Contractor ’); [ and ]
  2. [ insert name ] (Company Number [ insert number ]), whose registered office is at [ insert address ] (the ‘ Beneficiary ’, which term shall include successors in title and any permitted assignee) [ ; and OR . ]
  3. [ [ insert name ] (Company Number [ insert number ]), whose registered office is at [ insert address ] (the ‘ Employer ’)...
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