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SUB CONTRACTING POLICY Document Control Sheet Document Ref: Funding Document Status: Final Directorate: Funding Author: Andrew Harrison / Caroline Hughes Document Type: Policy Issue Date: 1.8.2015

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How to fill out sub contracting policy:

1. Start by familiarizing yourself with the requirements and guidelines for sub contracting policies. These may vary depending on your industry or organization.
2. Identify the main components of the sub contracting policy, such as the purpose, scope, and objectives. Clearly define what the policy aims to achieve and who it applies to.
3. Determine the criteria for selecting and evaluating subcontractors. This may include factors such as experience, qualifications, financial stability, and compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
4. Specify the process for soliciting and evaluating subcontractor bids or proposals. Outline the steps involved, including how subcontractors should submit their proposals and the evaluation criteria that will be used.
5. Clearly outline the responsibilities and obligations of both parties involved in the subcontracting relationship. This includes the main contractor and the subcontractor.
6. Address any legal or compliance requirements that need to be considered when engaging subcontractors. This may include ensuring all subcontractors have the necessary licenses, permits, and insurance coverage.
7. Include provisions for monitoring and managing subcontractor performance. This may involve regular reporting, site visits, or audits to ensure subcontractors are meeting their contractual obligations.
8. Establish a process for resolving disputes or issues that may arise between the main contractor and subcontractor. This should include clear escalation procedures and mechanisms for resolving conflicts.

Who needs sub contracting policy:

1. Organizations that regularly engage subcontractors for various projects or operations.
2. Industries with high subcontracting activities such as construction, manufacturing, and information technology.
3. Businesses that rely on specialized skills or services that need to be outsourced to subcontractors.
4. Government agencies and departments that follow procurement regulations and require proper documentation and oversight for subcontracting.
5. Any organization looking to mitigate risks, ensure compliance, and maintain quality control when working with subcontractors.

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What is sub contracting policy?

A sub contracting policy outlines procedures and guidelines for hiring and managing subcontractors.

Who is required to file sub contracting policy?

All companies or organizations that engage subcontractors are required to file a sub contracting policy.

How to fill out sub contracting policy?

To fill out a sub contracting policy, companies must specify their procedures for selecting, hiring, and managing subcontractors.

What is the purpose of sub contracting policy?

The purpose of a sub contracting policy is to ensure that subcontractors are hired and managed in a consistent and transparent manner.

What information must be reported on sub contracting policy?

Sub contracting policy must include details about the criteria for selecting subcontractors, the process for monitoring subcontractor performance, and any relevant legal or regulatory requirements.