subcontractor

IPA: sʌbkˈɑntræktɝ

A contractor hired by a general contractor employed by the contractor rather than directly hired by the customer.

Examples of "subcontractor" in Sentences

The board may hire employees and subcontractors.
Then pick subcontractors to build the components.
The law also applied to subcontractors of the bidder.
Fokker, a subcontractor to NHI, built the rotorblades.
Construction of the railroad was done by subcontractors.
Each subcontractor applies their own padlock to the clamp.
I then called the subcontractor Bluegrass Satellite direct.
The lack of vigilance of the subcontractor was not thus a doubt.
The subcontractor was the Mormon company of Benson, Farr & West.
Here Wilkinson operated as a specialist subcontractor to the furnace.
His longer-term subcontractor, the Okada organization, readily agreed.
Often, the final assembly of the product is performed by a subcontractor.
Raytheon is the primary contractor and there are a handful of subcontractors.
Woburn police said the driver of the truck was a subcontractor from the National Grid.
It could be an out of frame: "Did you make sure to call the subcontractor about the drywall?"
The county pays its subcontractor, which is owned by Lockheed Martin, $16.25 for each ticket it processes.
Yes, Scaled Composites would surely have been a very large "subcontractor" if the plan had received any money, if not the prime contractor since they also built a mock up of the proposed capsule and would be be responsible for it's final form.