In most projects, delays, cost overruns, and miscommunication don’t happen because of execution—they happen because roles are unclear between contractors, subcontractors, and vendors.

• A contractor manages the entire project from start to finish.
• A subcontractor handles specialized work like electrical, plumbing, or structural tasks under the contractor.
• A vendor supplies the materials, equipment, or services needed to keep the project running.

Understanding these differences is not just theory—it directly impacts cost control, procurement efficiency, and project delivery.

When roles are clearly defined, projects run smoother, budgets stay under control, and accountability becomes easier to manage.Get clarity. Improve control. Deliver better projects.