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It covers key clauses including definition of the parties, description of services and acceptance, obligations, invoicing and payment (including relevant tax responsibilities), required insurance, standards of work and remedies, dispute resolution via arbitration/ADR, health and safety arrangements, and mutual indemnity principles. Guidance emphasizes that information is not legal advice.","Replace with your company logo\nFree Subcontractor Agreement Template\nThank you for downloading our free template subcontractor agreement, we hope you find it useful.\nPlease note that as a subcontractor agreement constitutes to a business to business contract there is little restriction on what can or can’t go in the agreement and therefore the parties are free to suggest and negotiate their own terms. Accordingly, we are unable to produce a detailed document that is suitable in all situations but this document provides suggestions and example wording for common clauses.\nIf you require any assistance with subcontractor agreements or contractor management please call us on 0114 241 7092 or email \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:info@eldirect.co.uk\" \u0014info@eldirect.co.uk\u0015.\nEL Direct takes reasonable steps to ensure the information contained in this document is correct.\nThe details / information provided in this document are intended as a guide only in relation to common situations.  All information is given in good faith and does not constitute legal advice.\nEL Direct Limited, its agents or employees cannot accept any liability for any loss or damage arising, either directly or indirectly, arising from your subsequent acts or omissions when editing, completing or using this document.\nIf you have any doubts queries or concerns, you should refer to the relevant regulations and take further professional advice.\nPlease delete all red text prior to use.\nSubcontractor Agreement\nBetween\n\u0013 FORMTEXT \u0014ENTER CONTRACTOR NAME\u0015\nAnd\n\u0013 FORMTEXT \u0014ENTER SUBCONTRACTOR NAME\u0015\nThis contract provides the terms and conditions for the provision of services to \u0013 FORMTEXT \u0014ENTER CONTRACTOR NAME\u0015 (“the Contractor”) by \u0013 FORMTEXT \u0014ENTER SUBCONTRACTOR NAME\u0015 (“the Subcontractor”).\nThe Services\nThis Section should detail the services that the Subcontractor will be carrying out. 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