The phrase "a separate contractor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an individual or entity that is contracted independently from others, often in a business or legal context.
Example: "The company decided to hire a separate contractor to handle the landscaping project, ensuring that the main contractor could focus on the building renovations."
Alternatives: "an independent contractor" or "a distinct contractor".
I'm going to be a separate contractor, and I'm just going to actually be Mihir Desai partnership.
In New Jersey, state officials have already hired a separate contractor, Arcadis US, which will be assigned to monitor each load of waste to make sure the government is not being overcharged.
Mr. Giuliani said he was not sure if Mr. Villani's involvement in the real estate partnership posed a problem because the city would be hiring a separate contractor, Allied Waste Industries of Scottsdale, Ariz., to handle the trash shipments after the city's Fresh Kills landfill closes.
All harvesting contractors working for Forestal Mininco have a separate contractor who maintains and services their equipment on-site each night.
A Tepco spokesman told Reuters on Saturday the company was aware from a separate contractor that Build-Up made the lead shields, but that they were never used at the Fukushima plant.
Additionally, the government says it was tipped off about the leak by a separate contractor, who was contacted by The Intercept to verify the leaked memo.
The work included hiring a Virginia-based contractor to install the drop ceiling, as well as a separate Virginia contractor to pour the slab.
Building services consultants and structural engineers get the call next, before a separate building contractor finally arrives to undertake the actual work itself.
He plans to ask the State Legislature to exempt the project from the Wicks Law, which requires a taxpayer-financed capital project to be divided into four components, each with a separate general contractor, and could add as much as 25percenttoto construction costs.
Things may improve this year, when the G.S.A. is to merge the two separate contractor databases into one as part of a bigger move to consolidate all of the different systems — nine of them!
The others were from 12 separate contractor firms, she said.
