Words and phrases that have a meaning related to contractor: (153 results)
Often used in the same context:
subcontractor, subcontract, contactor, contracting, roofer, engineer, foreman, landscaper, surveyor, builder, electrician, remodeler, construction, installer, tradesperson, asbestos abatement, supplier, earthmoving, integrator, handyman, architect, inspector, pipe fitter, carpenter, kbr, pipefitting, quantity surveyor, expediter, mason, structural steel, firm, employee, fabricator, estimator, laborer, plumbing, renovator, tradesman, dry walling, caterer, employer, bidder, welder, mechanical engineer, worker, electrical engineer, leaser, erinys, geotechnical, consultant, drywall, shipfitter, steelwork, lessee, plumber, grouting, mechanic, repairman, earthwork, consulting firm, rebid, garbage hauler, landlord, arborist, technician, tenderer, landscape architect, masonry, concessionaire, shingling, claims adjustor, marcor, flooring, workmanship, ironworker, bookkeeper, detailer, maintenance, shipbuilder, formwork, carpentry, landowner, developer, glazier, plowers, draftsman, vendor, shipyard, auditor, homebuilder, bricklayer, lumberyard, waterproofing, yardman, employe, accountant, tenant, reface, sheetrock, investigator, decorator, workmen, contractors, broker, manufacturer, publisher, shipper, dealer, refiner, trader, distributor, underwriter, dentist, importer, producer, wholesaler, banker, broadcaster, dealers, lender, management, bridewealth, designated, key, labormanagement, nonexempt, nonqualified, qualified, tenured, unspoken, valid, administration, affronted, aforesaid, alleged, amicable, another, arsenal
More specific:
defense contractor, hauler, haulier, ship-breaker
Appears in the definition of:
cost-plus contract, defense contractor, hauler, haulier, renegociate, renegotiate, ship-breaker, subcontractor, weekend warrior
More general:
Also try:constructor, party
— Adjectives for contractor: general, independent, prime, sub, main, private, electrical, local, principal, outside, successful, more...
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