Subcontractor & Vendor
Ins. Requirements
MAC Construction Group has provided below our basic insurance requirements for all Subcontractor and Vendors that is required for all contracted work, if you have any questions with respect to coverages noted below please reach out for clarification.
Commercial General Liability
Combined Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability
The Below Noted Coverages are Standard Coverages Provided Under a Commercial General Liability Policy. If your General Liability Policy Does Not Include These, These Must be Added by Endorsement.
Endorsements
Certificates of Insurance Shall State that it is Primary and Non-Contributory with Any Insurance Maintained by Contractor and Owner, Their Subsidiaries, Directors, Officers, Employees, and Agents.
Required General Liability Endorsements
Contractor and Owner, Their Subsidiaries, Directors, Officers, Employees, and Agents Shall be Included as Additional Insureds for Ongoing Operations (Form CG 20 10) and for Completed Operations (Form CG 20 37).
Business Auto Policy
Combined Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability
Liability Coverage for the Following Must be Included: Any Automobile OR Owned, Non-Owned and Hired Automobiles.
Additional Insured: Endorsement included in favor of Contractor and Owner
Workers’ Compensation and Employer’s Liability
Waiver of Subrogation Endorsement included in favor of Contractor and Owner
Excess/Umbrella Policy
Contractor and Owner shall be Included as Additional Insureds Including Completed Operations.
Certificates of Insurance
Subcontractor/Vendor Shall Furnish an Original Certificate of Insurance to Show that the Insurance Specified in this Contract is in Force, Stating Policy Numbers, Dates of Expiration, Limits of Liability and Coverages Thereunder, the Name of the Project, or “Any and All Operations” if Working on More than One Project for Contractor.
Waiver of Subrogation
Contractor and Subcontractor/Vendor Waive All Rights Against
Subcontractor/Vendor Shall Require of Subcontractor/Vendor Agents and Employees, by Appropriate Agreements, Written Where Legally Required for Validity, Similar Waivers in Favor of Other Parties Enumerated herein. A waiver of Subrogation Shall be Effective as to a Person or Entity Even Though that Person or Entity Would Otherwise Have a Duty of Indemnification, Contractual or Otherwise, Did Not Pay the Insurance Premium Directly or Indirectly, and Whether or Not the person or Entity Had an Insurable Interest in the Property Damaged