subcontracting firm

It was said they also served secretly as directors of the subcontracting firm.

They have been in business for the past two years following success as an independent subcontracting firm for a geothermal utility company.

Mr Gaw asked the president of the subcontracting firm shortly after they were introduced.

In 1969, Hariri established Ciconest, a small subcontracting firm, which went out of business soon.

To complete the multi-billion-dollar job, Lockheed had to coordinate the work not only of its own people, but of hundreds of subcontracting firms.

In the late 1980s, subcontracting firms accounted for more than 60 percent of Japan's 6 million small and medium-sized enterprises (those having fewer than 300 employees).

Indeed 75 per cent of fatalities in the iron and steel industry were reported in subcontracting firms during the 1970s (Shirai 1983 p.74).

In Dallas, he designed aircraft missile models and founded Gulf Industries, a Grand Prairie-based model subcontracting firm.

Mr. DeSouza, who is also a director of the association, runs a subcontracting firm that puts together finished products for such companies as International Business Machines.

Langdon was named for R.B. Langdon of Langdon & Shepard, Canadian Pacific Railway subcontracting firm who built a section of the line just east of Calgary.

Such vertical moves 'became a standardized system for technology transfer as employees of large firms with advanced technological knowledge, as well as employees of subcontracting firms, split off and formed their own businesses'(Y. Sato 1984 p.21).