Sentence examples for major subcontractor from inspiring English sources

Rockwell International's last airplane was the supersonic, variable-wing B-1B Lancer bomber (first flown in 1984), but it remained a major subcontractor to the commercial aerospace sector.

Last year, the largest U.S. military base in Baghdad saw riots from more third-country nationals employed by another major subcontractor, Gulf Catering Company.

From that early success, EDO (pronounced ee-DOE) grew into a major subcontractor, providing electronic systems for major aeronautics companies like Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Grumman, as well as contracting directly with the Navy and Air Force.

As a major subcontractor of Maximus, Mr. Schwartz's for-profit company, Opportunity America, would receive 10percentt of the $103 million in contracts in the first of the three years, and up to 20percentt by the third year.

Jacobs will operate as a major subcontractor to PMA Consultants LLC.

As a result of the sex scandals and settlements, "some people on the finance committee [of the Boston archdiocese] were angry with [Archbishop Bernard] Law," says John A. Shaughnessy, a large donor to Catholic charities and retired chairman of Shaughnessy & Ahern Co., a trucking-and-rigging outfit and major subcontractor for Boston's Big Dig.

Representative James O'Rourke, co-chairman of the government administration and elections committee, said one option would be to write a law that required affidavits from all major subcontractors as well as contractors.

Major subcontractors have included Ruag (Switzerland), which built the satellite's basic structure, or chassis, and Airbus (formerly Astrium), which developed the radar instrument in its German division and the associated electronics in its UK division.

Request signed lien releases from all major subcontractors and suppliers on your job before making final payments.

Latécoère, a major French subcontractor for Airbus, has already begun moving some low-value-added work to Morocco, Tunisia and Brazil.

In Kandahar alone, one of the most contentious and strategic provinces there, as many as 10 major Afghan subcontractors are unpaid by their U.S. primes -- in the trucking business alone.