A ""flow down"" clause places responsibility of Contract requirements on a lower-tier entity

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A "flow down" clause is a common provision in contracts where a contracting party requires their lower-tier subcontractors or suppliers to assume certain obligations and responsibilities of the main contract. This helps ensure that all parties involved meet the same requirements and comply with the same standards.

A ""Flow Down"" Clause Places Responsibility of Contract Requirements on a Lower-Tier