noun
- a contract that assigns some of the obligations of a prior contract to another party
verb
- to hire another company or person to do part of a job that you have been hired to do
Examples
- The construction company signed a subcontract for the electrical work.
- We decided to subcontract the landscaping to a local firm.
- The subcontract clearly outlined the payment terms and deadlines.
- Many large corporations subcontract their customer service operations.
- The plumbing subcontract was awarded to the lowest bidder.
- They chose to subcontract the software development rather than hire new employees.
- The subcontract included specific quality requirements for the materials.