← Back to context Comment by epolanski 8 hours ago Maybe you're right, my language has no such distinction (Italian) it's one term. 2 comments epolanski Reply thereforegrin 7 hours ago wouldn't that just be: "subappaltatore - una persona incaricata di svolgere un lavoro"? epolanski 5 hours ago Subappaltatore means subcontractor. When a contractor hires a second contractor to do part of, or all, the work.But appaltatore isn't strictly a contractor in the generic term either, its mostly related to win a "gara d'appalto", so winning a tender.
thereforegrin 7 hours ago wouldn't that just be: "subappaltatore - una persona incaricata di svolgere un lavoro"? epolanski 5 hours ago Subappaltatore means subcontractor. When a contractor hires a second contractor to do part of, or all, the work.But appaltatore isn't strictly a contractor in the generic term either, its mostly related to win a "gara d'appalto", so winning a tender.
epolanski 5 hours ago Subappaltatore means subcontractor. When a contractor hires a second contractor to do part of, or all, the work.But appaltatore isn't strictly a contractor in the generic term either, its mostly related to win a "gara d'appalto", so winning a tender.
wouldn't that just be: "subappaltatore - una persona incaricata di svolgere un lavoro"?
Subappaltatore means subcontractor. When a contractor hires a second contractor to do part of, or all, the work.
But appaltatore isn't strictly a contractor in the generic term either, its mostly related to win a "gara d'appalto", so winning a tender.