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Summary

§19.1	Introduction
(1)	The Traditional Subcontractor Relationship
(2)	Subcontracts Distinguished from Supply Contracts
(3)	Subcontracts With Alternative Project Delivery Methods
§19.2	Subcontract Formation
(1)	Enforcing Subcontractor Bids
(2)	Subcontractors' Attempts to Enforce Their Bids

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(3)	Subcontractor Defenses Against the Application of Promissory Estoppel
(a)	Subcontractor's Mistakes in Bids
(b)	Mutual Mistake
(c)	Suppliers/U.C.C.
(d)	Relief from Mistake
(4)	Mirror-Image Rule/Acceptance by Performance
(5)	A Subcontract Need Not Be Delivered to Be Enforceable
(6)	Bid Shopping
(7)	Subcontractor Listing Requirement (Public Contracts)
(a)	Subcontractor Cause of Action Under the Listing Statute
(b)	Substitution Grounds
(8)	Conditions Contained on Subcontractor's Proposal
§19.3	Key Subcontract Provisions
(1)	Incorporation by Reference/Flow Down/Conduit Clauses
(2)	No Damages for Delay
(3)	Pass-Through Clauses
(4)	Scope of Work
(5)	Payment
(a)	Pay-if-Paid/Pay-When-Paid
(b)	Prompt Payment on Public Projects
(6)	Default/Termination
(7)	Safety
(8)	Hold Harmless/Indemnity Provisions
(a)	Jobsite Injuries of Subcontractor's Employees
(b)	Joint Tortfeasors
(9)	Insurance
(a)	Failure to Provide the Required Insurance
(b)	Proration of Insurance Coverage
(10)	Disputes

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