Sub-subcontract - Revision history

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	One such sub-subcontract is the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)’s Sub-subcontract (or SubSub), which is designed for use on sub-subcontract works where the main contract is a JCT contract. For more information, see JCT Sub-subcontract.		One such sub-subcontract is the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)’s Sub-subcontract (or SubSub), which is designed for use on sub-subcontract works where the main contract is a JCT contract. For more information, see JCT Sub-subcontract.

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	* Back-to-back provisions in construction contacts.		* Back-to-back provisions in construction contacts.

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	A sub-subcontract is a contract that is created by a subcontractor with an organisation or individual to perform a portion of the works for which the subcontractor was contracted. If a subcontractor intends to sub-subcontract part of their works, they ensure that the terms of the subcontract allow this.		A sub-subcontract is a contract that is created by a subcontractor with an organisation or individual to perform a portion of the works for which the subcontractor was contracted. If a subcontractor intends to sub-subcontract part of their works, they ensure that the terms of the subcontract allow this.

−	One such sub-subcontract is the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)’s Sub-subcontract (or SubSub), which is designed for use on sub-subcontract works where the main contract is a JCT contract. ~~It can be used on a standard sub-contract~~, ~~and also where the works (sub~~-subcontract or sub-contract) are intended to be carried out in sections. The works can be based on remeasurement or on an adjusted sub-subcontract sum, i.e. adjusted for variations. It is not suitable where the works are of a complex technical nature, or if they require back-to-back provisions with the sub-contract.	+	One such sub-subcontract is the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)’s Sub-subcontract (or SubSub), which is designed for use on sub-subcontract works where the main contract is a JCT contract. For more information, see JCT Sub-subcontract.

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	* Domestic sub-contractor.		* Domestic sub-contractor.
	* JCT.		* JCT.
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	* Minor works.		* Minor works.
	* Named specialist work.		* Named specialist work.

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−	~~A sub-subcontract is a contract~~ that ~~is created by a subcontractor with an organisation or individual~~ to ~~perform a portion~~ of the ~~work. If a subcontractor intends~~ to ~~sub-subcontract~~, ~~they~~ make ~~sure~~ that the ~~terms of the subcontract allow this~~.	+	As buildings become increasingly complicated, so it becomes less and less likely that any one contractor will have the required skills to carry out all of the works necessary to construct them, and it may not make good commercial sense to take on new employees for one project that would then have to be laid off for the next.

−	~~One such contract is~~ the ~~Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)’s~~ Sub-~~subcontract~~ (or ~~SubSub~~), ~~which is designed for use on sub-subcontract works where the main contract is a JCT contract~~.	+	Increasingly therefore, contractors will use sub-contractors to carry out particular elements of the works. Sub-contractors (or subcontractors) are sometimes referred to as 'subbies', or increasingly, simply as 'suppliers'.

−	~~The Sub~~-subcontract ~~can be used~~ with ~~any sub-contract, and also where~~ the works (sub-subcontract ~~or sub-contract) are intended to be carried out in sections. The~~ works ~~can be based on remeasurement or on an adjusted sub-~~subcontract ~~sum, i.e. adjusted for variations~~.	+	A sub-subcontract is a contract that is created by a subcontractor with an organisation or individual to perform a portion of the works for which the subcontractor was contracted. If a subcontractor intends to sub-subcontract part of their works, they ensure that the terms of the subcontract allow this.

−	The sub-subcontract is not suitable where the works are of a complex technical nature, or if they require back-to-back provisions with the sub-contract.	+	One such sub-subcontract is the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)’s Sub-subcontract (or SubSub), which is designed for use on sub-subcontract works where the main contract is a JCT contract. It can be used on a standard sub-contract, and also where the works (sub-subcontract or sub-contract) are intended to be carried out in sections. The works can be based on remeasurement or on an adjusted sub-subcontract sum, i.e. adjusted for variations. It is not suitable where the works are of a complex technical nature, or if they require back-to-back provisions with the sub-contract.

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−	A sub-subcontract is a contract that is created by a subcontractor with an organisation or individual to perform a portion of the work.	+	A sub-subcontract is a contract that is created by a subcontractor with an organisation or individual to perform a portion of the work. If a subcontractor intends to sub-subcontract, they make sure that the terms of the subcontract allow this.

−	~~The~~ Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)’s Sub-subcontract (or SubSub), is designed for use on sub-subcontract works where the main contract is a JCT contract.	+	One such contract is the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)’s Sub-subcontract (or SubSub), which is designed for use on sub-subcontract works where the main contract is a JCT contract.

	The Sub-subcontract can be used with any sub-contract, and also where the works (sub-subcontract or sub-contract) are intended to be carried out in sections. The works can be based on remeasurement or on an adjusted sub-subcontract sum, i.e. adjusted for variations.		The Sub-subcontract can be used with any sub-contract, and also where the works (sub-subcontract or sub-contract) are intended to be carried out in sections. The works can be based on remeasurement or on an adjusted sub-subcontract sum, i.e. adjusted for variations.

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	* Named specialist work.		* Named specialist work.
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	* Sub-contractor.		* Sub-contractor.
	* Supply chain.		* Supply chain.

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A sub-subcontract is a contract that is created by a subcontractor with an organisation or individual to perform a portion of the work.

The Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)’s Sub-subcontract (or SubSub), is designed for use on sub-subcontract works where the main contract is a JCT contract.

The Sub-subcontract can be used with any sub-contract, and also where the works (sub-subcontract or sub-contract) are intended to be carried out in sections. The works can be based on remeasurement or on an adjusted sub-subcontract sum, i.e. adjusted for variations.

The sub-subcontract is not suitable where the works are of a complex technical nature, or if they require back-to-back provisions with the sub-contract.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Back-to-back provisions in construction contacts.
* Constructing Excellence Contract.
* Domestic sub-contractor.
* JCT.
* Minor works.
* Named specialist work.
* Repair & Maintenance Contract.
* Sub-contractor.
* Supply chain.

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