A sub agreement is an agreement signed to transfer some of the obligations and duties in a contract to another person or company, known as a subcontractor. In these contracts, the party known as the subcontractor can be outsourced. Sub agreements are often used in areas involving highly complex projects, such as construction and information technology. These parties, called subcontractors, are responsible for completing a project within predetermined parameters and timeframes.
The sub agreement is commonly used to procure services from a skilled contractor that possesses knowledge that a general contractor needs to get the job done right.
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