SUBCONTRACTOR AGREEMENT
This document is a binding contract, which will serve as a blanket
agreement for and between Today It’s Done!®, LLC herein known as TID,
and the undersigned referred to hereafter as Subcontractor. By signing,
Subcontractor and TID agree to the terms set forth herein. This
agreement shall remain in force from the date hereof and from year to
year, unless a change is agreed to in writing by both TID and
Subcontractor. The parties agree to the following:
GENERAL PERFORMANCE—All
work of the Subcontractor will be performed in a good and workmanlike
manner in accordance with the plans, scope of work, and specifications
for each job and must comply with all Federal and State laws, codes and
regulations and all county and/or municipal ordinances and regulations
effective where the work is to be performed under this contract. All
permits, fees, taxes and expenses connected with such compliance are to
be paid by the Subcontractor.
INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR—TID
and Subcontractor agree that the Subcontractor is being hired solely as
an Independent Contractor and that neither the Subcontractor, nor his
employees shall be deemed to be employees of TID.
SCHEDULING—The
Subcontractor agrees to be prepared with all adequate materials
and perform work on the date specified by TID and soon as
scheduled by TID and to complete the work in a professional and
workmanlike manner within a reasonable period of time once work is
commenced and in any event by the deadlines established by TID..
Subcontractor shall cooperate with other trades who are also on the
jobsite so that each reasonably may complete their respective work
within the required time frames and Subcontractor shall in any event
complete Subcontractor’s work within a time that will allow any other
trade whose work depends on the completion of Subcontractor’s work to
also timely complete its work. At all times, Subcontractor shall
provide competent supervision, a sufficient number of skilled workers
and adequate and proper materials to maintain TID’s work schedule.
Subcontractor warrants to TID that he has all proper and necessary
licenses and permits to perform the services contracted for by TID. If
TID determines that Subcontractor’s work does not conform to the
provisions of the Drawings, Scope of Work, and Specifications, or that
the work is not of appropriate quality. TID shall advise Subcontractor,
and if Subcontractor does not correct such defects or errors on TID’s
time table, TID shall have the right to correct the defects and to
charge back the Subcontractor the cost of such corrections. See
Addendum “
EXTRAS—No
deviations from the work specified in the base contract will be
permitted or paid for unless a written extra work or change order is
first agreed upon via email or live signature.
ASSIGNMENT—No assignment of this subcontract agreement by Subcontractor is permitted without prior written permission from TID.
HOLD HARMLESS—The
Subcontractor agrees to protect, defend and indemnify TID against and
hold TID harmless for any and all claims, demands, liabilities, losses,
expenses, suits and actions (including attorney’s fees) for or on
account of any injury to any person, or any death at any time resulting
from such injury, or any damage to any property, which may arise (or
which may be alleged to have risen) out of or in connection with the
work covered by this subcontract even though such injury, death, or
damage may be (or may be alleged to be) attributable in part to
negligence or other fault on the part of TID or his officers, agents or
employees. If TID reasonably believes that Subcontractor will or has
caused a claim to be made or a lien to be filed against TID’s Property,
TID may retain any and all monies due Subcontractor and make such
payment to Subcontractor and claimant jointly. The obligation of the
Subcontractor to indemnify and hold TID harmless shall not be
enforceable if and only if it be determined by arbitration of judicial
proceeding that the injury, death or damages complained or was
attributable solely to the fault or negligence of TID or his officers,
agents, or employees damages complained or was attributable solely to
the fault or negligence of TID or his officers, agents or employees and
not in any manner or in any part attributable to the Subcontractor. The
Subcontractor agrees to reimburse TID for and not in any manner or in
any part attributable to the Subcontractor. The Subcontractor agrees to
reimburse TID for all sums which TID may pay or be compelled to pay in
settlement of any claim hereunder, including any claim under the
provisions of any workmen’s compensation law or any plan for employee’s
benefits which TID may adopt. TID shall be entitled to withhold for
payment otherwise due pursuant to this subcontract such amount of
amounts as may be reasonably necessary to protect it against liability
for any personal injury, death or property damage resulting from the
performance of the work hereunder.
MECHANICS LIEN—Subcontractor
shall furnish all partial and final lien waivers (waivers refer to the
instruments executed by reason of payment or waiver of payment) and
release and sworn statements under the Arizona State Mechanic's Lien
Law, for Subcontractor and for all Subcontractor’s material men and
suppliers in a form satisfactory and acceptable to TID as a condition
precedent to partial and final payments to Subcontractor hereunder, as
may be required by TID.
In any lien or other encumbrance or any claim of the nonpayment of
labor, materials or supplies furnished to Subcontractor is asserted,
claimed or filed against TID’s property arising out of the contract or
said work hereunder, notwithstanding the furnishing of said lien
waivers or sworn statements by Subcontractor on the making of any said
payments to Subcontractor, the Subcontractor shall protect, indemnify,
hold harmless and defend TID, and its successors and assigns, from and
against all such liens and encumbrances and all costs, fee, loss,
damage and expenses (including, but not limited to attorneys fees and
litigation expenses) in connection therewith. Any such assertion or
claim may be treated by TID as default of the contract and TID on
behalf of itself may take action as it deems necessary to mitigate its
damages and charge the cost and expense thereof to Subcontractor.
CLEAN-UP—Subcontractor
shall always use preventative measures prior to starting work to
protect finished surfaces (IE: Tarps, Plastic, Paper, Cardboard,
Etc...). Subcontractor agrees to clean up and remove from
premises all debris, trash, and refuse generated by his own trade at
the end of each day. Subcontractor shall also clean all walls, floors
and other finished surfaces soiled as a result of his trade.
Subcontractor further agrees to haul away all, boxes, crates, or
containers that may have been used to bring materials or fixtures to
the job site. In the event the Subcontractor fails to comply with the
above after receiving the proper notice of the problem and the
opportunity to correct it. TID may back charge the Subcontractor for
the cost of the debris removal and clean up. The Subcontractor should
report to TID if the job has not been cleaned within acceptable
practices by the prior Subcontractor. Exceptions to haul of
debris and bulk refuge will be stated in Job Specifications on a per
job basis.
DEFAULT—If
Subcontractor shall default in the performance of any of his duties or
obligations hereunder, and such default shall continue after verbal or
written notice. TID may immediately terminate this Agreement.
Subcontractor shall be due only such sums for approved work up until
termination and shall furnish lien waivers to TID upon termination and
payment.
CARE OF MATERIALS—Subcontractor
agrees to be diligent in the proper care of materials supplied by
property owner, TID, and/or other subcontractors. All usable materials
are to be stored in an orderly way that protects them from wind,
moisture and provides general site safety. All non-usable materials are
to be culled and removed from premisis.TID may at its discretion hold
Subcontractor accountable for value of materials damaged by negligent
Subcontractor care. TID may back charge the Subcontractor for the cost
of materials, deemed by TID to be damaged by negligent Subcontractor
care. Subcontractor promptly shall notify TID of any defects in any
materials supplied by TID. TID is not responsible for any unused
and/or uninstalled materials left on premises.
PAYMENT—TID shall
provide stated time frames for Subcontractor to submit invoices for the
work performed. Invoices not received by the stated time will be
processed and paid in the next pay period. Invoices in question will be
held in their entirety until the disputed charge is resolved. Payment
for a disputed charge may be held from the Subcontractor’s total
payment regardless of the specific project in dispute.
HEALTH AND SAFETY—Subcontractor
agrees to exercise all precautions necessary to prevent accidents to
himself, his workers, and all others. Subcontractor shall supply
at his own expense all protective eye wear, ear protection, head
protection, etc. to his workers in accordance with ADOSH. The
Subcontractor will at his own expense comply with all specific health
and safety requirements of the Federal Occupational Safety and Health
Act, ADOSH. and any other applicable authority. The Subcontractor also
agrees to defend at his own expense and be responsible for penalties of
any nature assessed by such agencies for non-compliance by himself or
his employees or agents. Subcontractor agrees that he and all his
employees have undergone proper safety training and have been properly
trained and educated with regard to any hazardous material used in
conjunction with the trade as required by the State or Federal law or
as mutually agreed to by both parties. Any hazardous materials,
containers, or waste shall not be left on the job by the Subcontractor
and shall be removed from the job site and disposed of properly at the
Subcontractor's own expense.
INSURANCE—Subcontractors shall provide TID at the time of the signing
of this agreement with a Certificate of Insurance, showing the
following insurance during the period of the contract and to provide
evidence of such insurance when requested.
Commercial General Liability coverage with an insurance carrier rated A
or better by A. M. Best with limits equal to or exceeding:
$1,000,000 Each Occurrence
$2,000,000 General Aggregate
$1,000,000 Products/Completed Operations Aggregate
$1,000,000 Personal Injury
The Subcontractors Commercial General Liability Insurance as described
within shall be endorsed to name TID named as Additional Insured, and
such Insurance shall be primary insurance without recourse to or
contribution from any similar insurance carried by TID. The
Additional Insured status must be reflected on the Subcontractor’s
Certificate of Insurance to TID.
Workers Compensation Insurance covering all persons performing work at
TID job sites including, but not limited to any principles or officers
of the Subcontractor, employees of the Subcontractors and
subcontractors of the Subcontractor. Further, Subcontractor, including
but not limited to a sole proprietor who has one or more employees
shall also provide, at his own expense a current Certificate of
Worker’s Compensation Insurance.
Automobile Liability Insurance for any and all vehicles used at any
jobsites or to transport individuals or materials to or from jobsites
for a minimum coverage amount of $1,000,000 Combined Single Limit for
each accident for bodily injury and death, or property damage.
Subcontractor agrees to inform TID immediately in the event of any
changes in coverage, including without limitation cancellation,
non-renewal or limitations on coverage.
CONDUCT—Subcontractor
agrees that he, employees and agents of the Subcontractor shall conduct
themselves in a professional manner at all times. Subcontractor further
agrees, himself, employees and agents shall not use or be under the
influence of alcoholic beverages or drugs on the job site.
Subcontractor agrees that in the event of any kind of accident on the
job site where Subcontractor or employees and/or agents of the
Subcontractor are present, any or all present will submit to drug
testing under the TID drug policy, which is on file at the office.
Additionally, Subcontractor further agrees to not enter into any
agreement with TID customer at any time without written consent from a
TID Manager. If Subcontractor or any of its employee’s are
confronted by TID customer with questions about the job they are to
direct any out of scope related questions back to a TID Representative.
MAINTENANCE OF EROSION CONTROL—Subcontractor
agrees that he, his employees and all agents of the Subcontractor shall
not disturb any erosion control systems constructed on site in behalf
of TID. If any silt fencing or hay bales are moved to gain access to
site, then it structures shall be returned to their effective status
immediately. Subcontractor shall indemnify, and hold harmless TID and
all of its agents and employees from and against all claims, fines,
damages, losses and expenses including attorney’s fees arising out of
or resulting from damage to erosion control structures on the job site
caused by Subcontractor, his employees or agents.
ARBITRATION—It is
hereby agreed that should any dispute arise respecting the provisions
of this Agreement or of the true meaning of the drawings, scope of
work, or job specifications it shall be decided by binding
arbitration and said arbitration shall be the sole remedy for dispute
resolution. Such arbitration shall be three disinterested parties, one
of which arbitrator shall be selected by Subcontractor, one by TID and
the third shall be selected by the two arbitrators so chosen. The
decision of a majority of said arbitrators shall be binding, final and
conclusive upon the parties hereto. The expense of such arbitration is
to be borne equally by TID and Subcontractor. Initials ________
WARRANTY—Subcontractor
shall warrant against any defects in workmanship and/or materials which
were supplied by subcontractor. Terms of warranty to be Trade Specific
and agreed upon in attached Addendum named “Subcontractor Warranty
Agreement.” A copy of the Subcontractor’s warranty certificate shall be
available on request of TID.