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Lance replied

21 March 2019, 11:34
What exactly is wrong with the IPSE one?

I'd say it's probably fine. Or at the very worst a good starting position for to add clauses, or at least clarify items in a schedule (or statement) of work.

If you're not sure what's wrong with the IPSE one, but just have a hunch it might not be roght then just use it or pay severaly thousand £ to a solicitor.
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Gomez started a topic About to subcontract some work for the first time - query on contracts

21 March 2019, 11:20
About to subcontract some work for the first time - query on contracts

Greets

Got the business into a position where I have won some work direct with a long standing client. I can't do the work myself so have lined up someone to do this. Just after some pointers to any resources/templates for setting up the contract between my Ltd org and sub Ltd org. IPSE does have something but I'm not sure if this is suitable for this situation. Previously, I've seen a 'master consultancy agreement' set up then a schedule of work created against the master agreement. IPSE don't appear to have this. This may well have been discussed previously on the forum but can't find at the moment.

TIA
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