Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
opdrachtgeversverklaring
English translation:
client statement
Dutch term
opdrachtgeversverklaring
Het gaat om een contract voor baggerwerkzaamheden, in dit kader hoe vertaal je opdrachtgever? Client, customer, contractor? Alvast dank!
Barbara
3 +1 | client statement | Kitty Brussaard |
5 | Declaration by the contracting authority | Richard Purdom |
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Proposed translations
client statement
Contractor verwijst normaliter naar de opdrachtnemer, dus die term zou ik in ieder geval vermijden.
De term opdrachtgeversverklaring wordt overigens ook gebruikt in de context van de wet DBA (en meer specifiek de beoogde opvolger daarvan). Zie bijv. https://www.kvk.nl/advies-en-informatie/zzp/regeerakkoord-20... Dit lijkt echter niet van toepassing op jouw specifieke context.
Declaration by the contracting authority
https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/Public_contracting...
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