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SUBCONTRACTOR AGREEMENT

FRAMEWORK SUBCONTRACT
AGREEMENT

FOR

PLDT ODN Project Phase 2

BETWEEN

GCL88 BUILDERS AND COMMERCIAL TRADING CORP.

AND

MASSIVE INTEGRATED TECH SOLUTIONS INC.

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This Agreement is entered into by and between

GCL88 BUILDERS AND COMMERCIAL TRADING CORP., a company in Philippines with its registered
office at Old Buncag, Mandaragat, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan, Philippines (hereinafter referred to as
‘CONTRACTOR’).

AND

MASSIVE INTEGRATED TECH SOLUTIONS INC., a company incorporated in Philippines with its
registered office at Suite 1102 Landsdale Tower Building, 1103 Mother Ignacia Street, corner Timog Avenue,
Quezon City, Philippines (hereinafter referred to as ‘Subcontractor’).

WHEREAS:

A. The Subcontractor is engaged in, amongst other activities, OSP Works.

B. The Contractor and Subcontractor wish to establish an overall contractual framework for the provision
of Products and Services as provided in this Agreement and Annexes hereto.

C. The cooperation relationship established by this Agreement is the basis on which Contractor may
place purchase order with Subcontractor during the term of this Agreement.

Now Therefore, in consideration of the mutual obligations, representations, covenants and other good and
valuable consideration, the adequacy of which is hereby acknowledged, the Parties agree to be bound by the
following terms and conditions:

ARTICLE 1 DEFINITION

When used in this Agreement, the terms and expressions defined hereinafter between quotation marks with a
capital letter will be capitalized throughout this Agreement and shall have the meaning hereby respectively
assigned to them:

1.1 “Agreement” shall mean the present Framework Subcontract Agreement between the Contractor and
the Subcontractor, any Annex attached and any valid amendment hereto, any supplementary
agreements and succeeding amendments thereto, defining the rights and duties of the Parties.

1.2 “Business Day” shall mean the weekdays excluding any public holidays stipulated in the local
legislations.

1.3 “Commencement Date” shall mean the date when Contractor shall start to execute the Project.

1.4 “Confidential Information” shall mean any and all documents, data and other information disclosed
or made available in any form whatsoever (including, but not limited to, disclosure made in writing,
orally or in the form of samples, models, computer programs, know-how or otherwise) by the
Disclosing Party to the Receiving Party, or of which the Receiving Party has gained knowledge, as a
result of this Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, Confidential Information shall also include any
and all documents, data and information that the Receiving Party develops or otherwise produces by
aid of information received from the Disclosing Party, including but not limited to, any test results in
any form whatsoever

1.5 “Contractor’s Project Outsourcing Manager” shall mean the person who is appointed by the
Contractor and acts as the contact and interface person between the Contractor and the Subcontractor.

1.6 “Contractor’s Site Representative” shall mean the person who represents the Contractor to
coordinate and supervise the site works.

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1.7 “Employer” shall mean ZTE, which is one party to the Main Agreement with its registered office in
Philippines.

1.8 “FAC” or “Final Acceptance Certificate” shall mean the final acceptance certificate issued by the
Employer under the Main Contract.

1.9 “FAT” or “Final Acceptance Test” shall mean the final acceptance test undertaken by the Employer
under the Main Contract.

1.10 “Force Majeure” shall mean an event which could not reasonably have been avoided by a diligent
party in the circumstances, which is beyond the reasonable control of a party and which makes a
party’s performance of its responsibilities hereunder impossible and includes, but is not limited to, war,
riots, earthquake, storm, flood, terrorist acts, confiscation or any other action by government agencies.

1.11 “Key Personnel” shall mean Subcontractor's personnel who plays an essential role in respect of the
performance and fulfilling of the PO and Agreement during different phases of the Project, which
includes but not limited to project manager, technical manager, quality manager, safety manager and
the team leader, quality inspector, safety principal of any particular construction team.

1.12 “Main Agreement” shall mean the contract concluded between the Contractor and the Employer

1.13 “PAC” or “Preliminary Acceptance Certificate” (or Provisional Acceptance certificate as the case
may be) shall mean the preliminary/provisional acceptance certificate issued by the Employer under the
Main
Contract.

1.14 “Party” shall mean, individually, the Contractor or the Subcontractor as the context requires; “Parties”
shall mean Contractor and Subcontractor collectively.

1.15 “PAT” or “Preliminary Acceptance Test” (or Provisional Acceptance Test as the case may be) shall
mean the preliminary/provisional acceptance test undertaken by the Employer under the Main Contract.

1.16 “Personnel” shall mean all the persons involved in this Project and working for or on behalf of
the Subcontractor

1.17 “PO Value” shall mean the total sum for the actual volume of work carried out by the Subcontractor
and accepted by the Contractor under a particular PO.

1.18 “PO” or “Purchase Order” shall mean the document which sets forth the service item,
quantity, progress requirement and so on by the Contractor.

1.19 “Products” shall mean the equipment and materials used in the Project and supplied by the
Subcontractor.

1.20 “Project” shall mean the supply of Products and Service by Subcontractor in accordance with this
Agreement.

1.21 “Service” shall mean services provided by Subcontractor

1.22 “Site” shall mean the land and other place on, under, in or through which the Work of this
Agreement are to be executed and any other lands and places designated by the Contractor for
working space or any other purpose as may be specifically stipulated in this Agreement as forming
part of the Site.

1.23 “Specifications” shall mean the technical specifications provided by Contractor.

1.24 “Subcontractor’s Project Manager” shall mean the project manager appointed and fully authorized
by the Subcontractor to act in its name and on its behalf under this Agreement.

1.25 “Work” shall mean the work specified in Annex 1 Scope of Work and to be executed and
completed by the Subcontractor in accordance with this Agreemen

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ARTICLE 2 PURCHASE ORDER

2.1 Any and all of the Contractor’s purchases of Products and/or Services from the Subcontractor under
this Agreement is subject to the Contractor’s issuance of PO to the Subcontractor as a confirmation.

2.2 The Subcontractor shall not reject the Contractor’s PO under this Agreement. Subcontractor shall duly
sign and return the PO to the Contractor within three (3) Days from the date of PO issuance, beyond
which period, the Subcontractor shall be deemed to have rejected the PO and the Contractor reserves
the right to rescind the PO in question.

2.3 The Subcontractor shall perform the Work specified in this Agreement after receiving a PO which
normally details work quantity and the time for starting and completion of the Work. If commencement
Date is absent in the PO, the date of receiving the relevant PO by the Subcontractor shall be deemed as
the Commencement Date of the work. The Subcontractor shall be paid only for actual quantities of
Work completed and accepted.

2.4 In case of any discrepancies between this Agreement and the PO, the provisions of this Agreement
shall prevail.

ARTICLE 3 RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX

3.1 Responsibility of Contractor

Contractor shall supply relevant and necessary technical drawings and specifications as well as other
documents required for this Project;

3.2 Responsibility of Subcontractor

3.2.1 Subcontractor’s General Responsibilities:

a) Subcontractor shall execute and complete the Work in accordance with the Scope of Work and shall
remedy any defect of the Products and Services (if any). When completed, the Work shall be fit for the
purposes for which the Work is intended under this Agreement.

b) During the whole period of this Agreement, the Subcontractor shall not, directly or indirectly enter
into any exclusive agreement or contract with a third party, under which the Subcontractor is
contractually prevented from providing service or products to Contractor or to the parent company,
affiliates, subsidiaries or associates of the Contractor.

c) Subcontractor shall provide all the documents specified in this Agreement, and all personnel, goods,
instruments, consumables and other things and Services, whether of a temporary or permanent nature,
required in and for design, execution, completion and remedying of defects.

d) All Works carried out by the Subcontractor shall satisfy the Contractor’s requirement as specified in
this Agreement or implied otherwise; Subcontractor shall ensure all Site works, operations and
construction methods are safe and complete.

e) Subcontractor shall, whenever required by the Contractor, submit details of the arrangements and
methods which the Subcontractor proposes to adopt for the execution of the Work. Subcontractor shall
not make any changes to these arrangements and methods without prior written consent of Contractor.

f) Subcontractor shall submit the work documents for approval and counter-signed by Contractor for
the acceptance of the Project. Upon completion of the acceptance, Subcontractor shall hand over all the
acceptance documents including but not limited to the drawings, Project and testing records to
Contractor. If Contractor has any comments on the above documents, Subcontractor will incorporate
such comments and submit a newly revised version for Contractor’s approva

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g) Subcontractor shall duly submit daily and weekly reports on the progress of the Project as required
by the Contractor and shall be responsible for the authenticity of the reports.

h) Subcontractor shall promptly notify Contractor of any error, omission, fault or other defect in the
design or specifications for the Work upon its first awareness or knowledge of such occurrence.

i) Subcontractor shall be responsible for recording and promptly reporting problems found in the
Project or reported by the Employer during the Work to Contractor’s Site Representative in twenty-four
(24) hours.

j) Subcontractor shall provide all its Personnel with necessary tools, equipment and facilities to ensure
their health and safety while they are present at the workplace of this Project. Proper work methods,
procedures and personal protection measures shall be adopted and strictly observed by Subcontractor.

k) Subcontractor shall advise, instruct and train (if necessary) all its Personnel to strictly follow the
mandatory health and safety rules of the workplace. Subcontractor is liable for any damage and/or loss
resulted from any safety incidents except such damage and/or loss is evidenced to be solely caused by
Contractor’s gross negligence.

ARTICLE 4 TIME AND COMPLETION OF WORK

4.1 The Subcontractor shall perform the Work according to the schedule approved by Contractor and
complete the Project within the time period specified in each PO.

4.2 Subcontractor shall commence the execution of the Work on the Commencement Date as specified in
PO, and shall then proceed with the Work with due expedition and without delay.

4.3 The Subcontractor shall not suspend or delay the progress of the Project or any part thereof without the
prior written consent of the Contractor.

4.4 Contractor may at any time instruct Subcontractor to suspend progress of part or all of the Work.
During such suspension, Subcontractor shall protect and secure the Sites and any equipment, devices,
instruments stored at the sites against any deterioration, loss or damage. The written instruction
document issued by Contractor shall be properly kept by Subcontractor. Contractor may also notify
Subcontractor of the cause for the suspension.

4.5 If the suspension is solely caused by Subcontractor, Contractor has the right to terminate this
Agreement and claim damages from Subcontractor.

4.6 The Subcontractor shall within one (1) calendar day notify Contractor's Outsourcing Manager of any
delay which is not caused by the Subcontractor itself but due to reasons beyond its reasonable control
including but not limited to changes in design, force Majeure, etc. The Subcontractor shall, within
seven
(7) calendar days after its first knowledge or awareness of the delay, provide adequate evidences to the
Contractor's Project Outsourcing Manager to justify the delay. If the Contractor's Project Outsourcing
Manager, judging by the adequate and valid evidences provided by the Subcontractor within the above
fixed time limit, signs to confirm that the Subcontractor shall not be held responsible for the delay, the
Subcontractor can then be exempted from any liabilities in connection with the delay. The time
schedule shall be continuously checked and may be adjusted during execution by Contractor if the
circumstances or the progress of Work so requires.

4.7 The Project period may be extended upon written consent of Contractor’s Project Outsourcing
Manager when the delay is confirmed not the liability of Subcontractor by Contractor.

4.8 Contractor might, under special circumstances, require Subcontractor to execute the Work during the
night, on weekends and on holidays. Subcontractor hereby acknowledges that it is the Subcontractor
responsibility to obtain all required permissions and to take adequate measures to ensure the aforesaid
overtime performance.

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4.9 Subcontractor hereby acknowledges that it is Subcontractor’s full responsibility to obtain all required
permissions relating to the Project at no cost to the Contractor and to take due measures to safeguard
performance according to applicable laws, including during the night, on weekends and on holidays (if
any).

ARTICLE 5 TERMS OF PAYMENT

5.1 Payment Proportions are as follows:

For ROW (Right-of-Way)

a) The 1st Payment: eighty percent (80%) of the total PO Value after completion of the PO Work.
b) The 2nd Payment: twenty percent (20%) of the total PO Value after the issuance date of the
PAC and WCC.

For Survey and Design

SURVEY
a) 100% after completion of PO Work and approved by employer

DESIGN
a) 100% after design approved by employer

For Implementation
a) The 1st Payment: eighty percent (80%) of the total PO Value after completion of the PO
Work (EPMS, WCC and MCC Approved by ZTE Authorized Representative)
b) The 2nd Payment: twenty percent (20%) of the total PO Value after the issuance date of the
PAC and WCC

5.2 The Contractor shall be provided the total price of the project thru PO issuance.

5.3 Unless otherwise specified in this Agreement, any kinds of duties, taxes, social security, levies and
charges arising out of or in connection with the performance of this Agreement shall be deemed to have
been included in the price and shall be borne by the Subcontractor.

5.4 When requesting payment, Subcontractor shall apply for settlement in accordance with
Contractor’s paying procedures.

5.5 Only after Contractor approves the settlement application and confirms the settlement amount shall the
Subcontractor issue and send the corresponding invoice to Contractor. The payment will be made
within fifteen (15) days from the date of the original invoice being accepted by Contractor. Contractor
shall not be assumed any liabilities if the payment is delayed due to Subcontractor’s fault.

5.6 OR and Billings shall be submitted by subcontractor to Contractor within 2 weeks from the related
payment made, Contractor reserve the right to hold the next payment until the last payment OR and
Billing submitted.

5.7 The Contractor is entitled to withhold or deduct or retain a fraction of payment if the laws and
regulations of any jurisdiction to which it may be subject require so, provided that relevant certificates
or documents with respect to such deduction are served.

ARTICLE 6 COMMUNICATION AND MEETING

6.1 A kick-off meeting between the Parties, attended by Subcontractor’s Project Manager and other key
personnel shall be organized before project commencement. Details with respect to team build-
up/establishment, communication system, progress plan, report template, etc, shall be recorded and
confirmed by both Parties at this meeting.

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6.2 Routine meetings for the progress, schedule and problems shall be organized by both Parties at regular
intervals, which shall not be longer than half a month. Subcontractor shall make preparations for such
meetings, including preparing relevant documents, schedule, progress report, etc.

6.3 Temporary meetings shall be organized to solve cooperation problems and discuss performance
difficulties at Contractor’s request. Minutes shall be taken and signed by all the attendants of the
meeting. Attendants of this meeting shall include Subcontractor’s Project Manager, Key Personnel and
other senior personnel from Subcontractor’s side as requested by Contractor.

ARTICLE 7 TEST AND ACCEPTANCE

7.1 Contractor is entitled to inspect the Products provided by Subcontractor and reject the Products if they
are defective or fail to meet any applicable standards and/or specifications provided for in this
Agreement. The inspection and acceptance of the Products shall not relieve Subcontractor from its
warranty obligations hereunder.

7.2 Subcontractor shall notify and apply within three (3) Days after completion of the Project for the PAT
of the Project which is conducted under the supervision of the Contractor and Employer. For
Contractor’s convenience, Subcontractor shall submit all Project records and documents, Project
drawings, and acceptance documents.

7.3 Upon issuance of PAC, Subcontractor shall transfer all documentation associated with the Project to
Contractor.

7.4 The subcontractor shall remove all the snag remain in PAC.

7.5 The standards of acceptance are specified in Quality Check List. Client acceptance checklist and other
related acceptance checklist also should be executed.

ARTICLE 8 FORCE MAJEURE

8.1 In this Agreement, “Force Majeure” means an exceptional event or circumstance that: (i)is beyond the
affected Party’s control; (ii)such Party could not reasonably have foreseen and provided against before
entering into this Agreement; (iii)having arisen, such Party could not reasonably have avoided or
overcome by the exercise of reasonable diligence and good operating procedures and;(iv) is not
substantially attributable to the other Party. Force Majeure shall not include any event which is caused
by the negligence or intentional action of a party or such party’s subcontractors or agents or employees,
or by a failure to observe good professional practice. In case that the Project is not able to be performed
due to Force Majeure, the liabilities shall be exempted in part or wholly in light of the effects of Force
Majeure. For the purpose of the definition of Force Majeure, and unless otherwise provided in this
Agreement, Force Majeure does not include lack of authorizations, of licenses, of entry or residence
permits, or of approvals necessary for the performance of this Agreement and to be issued by a public
authority of any kind whatsoever.

8.2 In the case of Force Majeure, the Frustrated Party shall:

a) promptly notify the Non-Frustrated Party of the nature and extent of the circumstances of the Force
Majeure once known; within fifteen (15) Days present valid documents issued by the notary public of
the locale, stating the details of the incident;

b) forthwith establish and implement a plan that minimizes the disruption to the Non-Frustrated Party
and shall use its commercially reasonable efforts to remedy the situation and remove the cause of its
inability to perform as soon as possible.

c) give the Non-Frustrated Party prompt notice of the cessation of the Force Majeure.

8.3 If the said Force Majeure lasts for thirty (30) calendar Days, the other Party shall have the right to
terminate the PO(s) so affected after serving a written notice to the Frustrated Party.

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8.4 Where only part of the Project is impacted by the Force Majeure, the unaffected part of the Project
shall continue to be performed.

8.5 Failure by the Subcontractor to obtain the relevant permits, licenses, permission and or the renewal
from the relevant authorities shall not be classified as a Force Majeure Event.

ARTICLE 9 CONFIDENTIALITY

9.1 All Confidential Information shall be the properties of the disclosing Party and only used for the
purpose of this Agreement by the receiving Party. Either Party agrees to prevent unauthorized
disclosure, disclosure, sale, transfer, modification, translation, reproduction of the other Party’s
Confidential

9.2 Neither the Subcontractor nor its employees or servants or agents shall disclose any proprietary or
confidential information relating to the Contractor's technologies, know-how, and business secrets
without the prior written consent of the Contractor. The Subcontractor shall not divulge, sell, transfer,
or give the above-mentioned technologies, know-how and business secrets to any third party, or have
the same licensed in its own name and vice versa.

9.3 Either Party hereto acknowledges that any violation of the duty of confidentiality set forth in the Non-
Disclosure Agreement is considered to be acting in bad faith and illegal. A Party acting in bad faith
during the term of this Agreement shall indemnify the damages caused to the other Party.

ARTICLE 10 LIQUIDATED DAMAGES

10.1 If the provision of the Service or the delivery of the Deliverable is delayed from the date specified in
PO, upon receipt of the Contractor’s written notification of such delay, the Subcontractor shall pay the
Contractor liquidated damages at the rate of zero point five percent (0.5%) of the purchase order (PO)
value for each day of delay and such liquidated damages shall not exceed fifteen percent (15%) of the
purchase order (PO) value calculate from date of the agreed date of performance or delivery until the
date when such delayed Service or Deliverable has been duly and completely performed or delivered.

10.2 In the event any of the Equipment is lost or damaged due to the fault of the Subcontractor, the
Subcontractor shall compensate the Contractor for its losses and damages incurred which can not be
recovered by insurance.

10.3 If the Subcontractor rejects the PO issued by the Contractor, the Contractor reserves the right to claim
ten percent (10%) PO amount of rejected PO for each such case and terminate this Agreement and seek
remedies for its loss caused by Subcontractor’s rejection of PO.

10.4 Contractor is entitled to claim any Liquidated Damages as set out herein from the payment due to
Subcontractor and/or guarantees.

ARTICLE 11 TERM AND TERMINATION

11.1 This Agreement shall come into effect on 08/25/2023 (Effective Date), and shall continue in force until
08/24/2024, unless earlier terminated according to provisions of this Agreement.

11.2 The extension of this Agreement shall be mutually agreed by both parties in written form and shall not
exceed the completion of this Project.

11.3 For the purposes of this Agreement, “termination” of this Agreement also means termination of the PO
issued hereunder.

11.4 This Agreement may be terminated at any time prior to the expiration date by a mutual written
agreement of the Parties.

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11.5 At any time prior to the expiration date, either Party may terminate this Agreement with immediate
effect through written notice to the other Party if the other Party becomes insolvent or bankrupt or
admits its inability to pay its debts as they mature, or makes an assignment for the benefit of its
creditors, or ceases to function as a going concern or to conduct its operations in the normal course of
business.

11.6 Contractor may terminate this Agreement by serving three (3) Days’ prior written notice to the
Subcontractor if:

a) the Project under a PO is delayed for more than thirty (30) Days or in Contractor’s opinion will
be delayed for more than thirty (30) Days; or

b) Subcontractor breaches or is in default of any obligation hereunder, which default is incapable of

cure or which, being capable of cure, has not been cured within thirty (30) Days following Contractor’s
written cure notice or within such additional cure period as Contractor may grant; or

c) the Employer terminates or suspends the Main Agreement for any reason.

11.7 The Contractor is entitled to terminate this Agreement under any of the following circumstances
subject to serving three (3) Days’ prior written notice to the Subcontractor:

a) The Subcontractor assigns whole or part of this Agreement to any third party without written
approval of the Contractor;

b) The Subcontractor’s Service fails to meet the reasonable requirements of the Contractor and/or the
Employer;

c) The Contractor finds the Subcontractor committing or committed any fraudulent acts against the
Contractor and/or the Employer;

d) The Subcontractor gives or offers to give (directly or indirectly) to any person any bribe gift,
gratuity, commission or other thing of value, as an inducement. However, lawful inducement is an
exception;

e) The Subcontractor rejects the PO issued by the Contractor.

ARTICLE 12 GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTE SETTLEMENT

12.1 This Agreement, including without limitation its execution, validity, construction, performance and
settlement of disputes, shall be governed by the laws of People’s Republic of China, without giving
effect to its principles of conflict of law.

12.2 Except where a party is seeking injunctive relief, any dispute arising from, or in connection with this
Agreement shall be first settled through friendly negotiation by both Parties. In case no settlement to
disputes can be reached through amicable negotiation the arbitral award shall be final and binding
upon both Parties. The arbitration fees shall be borne by the losing party except otherwise awarded by
the arbitral tribunal.

12.3 To the fullest extent permitted by law, this arbitration proceeding and the arbitrator’s award shall
be maintained in confidence by the Parties so as to protect relevant confidential information and
intellectual property rights.

12.4 Notwithstanding any reference to arbitration, both Parties shall continue to perform their
respective obligations under this Agreement except for those matters in dispute and under
arbitration.

ARTICLE 13 MISCELLANEOUS

13.1 Organization Structure

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Both Parties shall provide the project organization structure chart; confirm the project manager,
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coordinator and other pivotal members as well as their contact details.

13.2 Notice

Notices under this Agreement must be in writing, sent via regular post with postage prepaid, or by
overnight courier service, personal delivery, or confirmed facsimile. If sent by confirmed facsimile,
notice will be effective after being sent. If sent by confirmed personal delivery, notice will be effective
at the time of delivery. If sent by overnight courier service, notice will be effective upon the actual
time of delivery. If sent by regular post, notice will be effective five (5) Days after being sent.

The Subcontractor:
Add:
Tel:
Fax:
Bank Account:

13.3 No Waiver

The failure of either Party to insist upon strict adherence to any term or condition of this Agreement on
any occasion shall not be considered as a waiver of any right to insist upon strict adherence to that
term or condition or any other terms or conditions of this Agreement.

13.4 Survival

Any termination of this Agreement for any reason shall be without prejudice to any rights or remedies
to which a Party may be entitled to under this Agreement or provided by law or in equity. Any such
termination shall not affect any accrued rights or liabilities of either Party nor the coming into force or
the continuance in force of any provision of this Agreement, which is expressly or by implication
intended to come into or continue in force on or after such termination.

13.5 Severability

It is mutually agreed that in case any one or more of the provisions of this Agreement shall be invalid
or unenforceable in any respect, such invalidity or unenforceability shall not affect the validity of
enforceability of the other provisions of this Agreement.

13.6 Language

This Agreement is concluded in English. In case of a translation of this Agreement into any other
language, the English version shall prevail. The day-to-day language of communication and document
transfer between the Parties shall be English.

13.7 Changes

This Agreement may not be altered, modified, amended, changed, rescinded or discharged in whole
or in part, except by a written Agreement executed by both Parties.

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This Agreement is executed in two originals, each of which, when executed and delivered, shall be an original,
and all the counterparts together shall constitute one and the same instrument.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement has been duly signed by the Parties hereto on the day written above.

For and on behalf of: For and on behalf of:

GCL88 BUILDERS AND COMMERCIAL MASSIVE INTEGRATED TECH SOLUTIONS
TRADING CORP. INC.

By By

Name Name

Date Date

Place Place

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SN ITEM Unit Unit Price Description Remark

(PHP, VAT
Exclusive)

For
Cebu&Visayas&
SLZ(SSLZ)&NLZ
(CLZ)&East
Mindono

1 Route survey km 6232 The scope of work including but not limited
to:
Site survey, output survey report if necessary.

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Detailed design, Keymap, Geographical
and/or Single Line Diagram (SLD), Pole GPS
locations, splicing/termination details, BOQ,
BOM, and other related drawings, RTA
2 Route design km 7400 document. provide RTA (Request to attach)
document and detailed design document in
hard copy and soft copy.

The scope of work including but not limited

Right of Way Permit (Legworks +
Payment, excluding payment of
3 LGU Permit)
to: Necessary document preparation, obtain
Right of Way Permit, including all payment as
per requirement of DPWH, Municipal/City,
Barangay, HOA, ALO (Adjacent Lot Owner's
km 15969 Consent) and etc, excluding payment of LGU
permit. Prepare and submit RTA document as
required.

The scope of work including but not limited

to: Necessary document preparation, obtain
Right of Way Permit, including all payment as
per requirement of DPWH, Municipal/City,
4 Right of Way Permit (Legworks + km 16748 Barangay, HOA, ALO (Adjacent Lot Owner's
Payment) Consent) and etc. Prepare and submit RTA
document as required.

The scope of work including but not limited

Aerial optical fiber cable installation
5 (Figure-8 cable, fiber ≤ 24 cores)
to:
Loading, unloading, storage and inland
transportation from warehouse to site.
Construction measurement, reel testing.
Installation pole line hardware, such as pole
clamps, bolts, suspension clamps, tension
clamps, laying optical fiber cable, etc.
km 22980 Supply and installation of color-coded
marking (sticker) as may be required by JPA,
spiral sleeves as may be necessary, etc.
Installation of loop holder.

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Aerial optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 24 cores < fiber ≤
6 48 cores)
Aerial optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 48 cores < fiber ≤
7 72 cores)
Aerial optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 72 cores < fiber ≤
8 96 cores)
Aerial optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 96 cores < fiber ≤
9 144 cores)
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The scope of work including but not limited
to:
Loading, unloading, storage and inland
transportation from warehouse to site.
Construction measurement, reel testing.
Installation pole line hardware, such as pole
clamps, bolts, suspension clamps, tension
clamps, laying optical fiber cable, etc.
km 24928 Supply and installation of color-coded
marking (sticker) as may be required by JPA,
spiral sleeves as may be necessary, etc.
Installation of loop holder.
The scope of work including but not limited
to:
Loading, unloading, storage and inland
transportation from warehouse to site.
Construction measurement, reel testing.
Installation pole line hardware, such as pole
clamps, bolts, suspension clamps, tension
clamps, laying optical fiber cable, etc.
km 27265 Supply and installation of color-coded
marking (sticker) as may be required by JPA,
spiral sleeves as may be necessary, etc.
Installation of loop holder.
The scope of work including but not limited
to:
Loading, unloading, storage and inland
transportation from warehouse to site.
Construction measurement, reel testing.
Installation pole line hardware, such as pole
clamps, bolts, suspension clamps, tension
clamps, laying optical fiber cable, etc.
km 28044 Supply and installation of color-coded
marking (sticker) as may be required by JPA,
spiral sleeves as may be necessary, etc.
Installation of loop holder.
The scope of work including but not limited
to:
Loading, unloading, storage and inland
transportation from warehouse to site.
Construction measurement, reel testing.
Installation pole line hardware, such as pole
clamps, bolts, suspension clamps, tension
clamps, laying optical fiber cable, etc.
km 29602 Supply and installation of color-coded
marking (sticker) as may be required by JPA,
spiral sleeves as may be necessary, etc.
Installation of loop holder.
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Aerial optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 144 cores < fiber
10 ≤ 216 cores)
Aerial optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 216 cores < fiber
11 ≤ 288 cores)
Duct optical fiber cable installation
12 (Figure-8 cable, fiber ≤ 24 cores)
Duct optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 24 cores < fiber ≤
13
48 cores)
SUBCONTRACTOR AGREEMENT
The scope of work including but not limited
to:
Loading, unloading, storage and inland
transportation from warehouse to site.
Construction measurement, reel testing.
Installation pole line hardware, such as pole
clamps, bolts, suspension clamps, tension
clamps, laying optical fiber cable, etc.
km 31939 Supply and installation of color-coded
marking (sticker) as may be required by JPA,
spiral sleeves as may be necessary, etc.
Installation of loop holder.
The scope of work including but not limited
to:
Loading, unloading, storage and inland
transportation from warehouse to site.
Construction measurement, reel testing.
Installation pole line hardware, such as pole
clamps, bolts, suspension clamps, tension
clamps, laying optical fiber cable, etc.
km 33497 Supply and installation of color-coded
marking (sticker) as may be required by JPA,
spiral sleeves as may be necessary, etc.
Installation of loop holder.
The scope of work including but not limited
to:
Loading, unloading, temporary storage and
inland transportation from warehouse to site.
Reel testing, construction measurement.
Installation of cable, manhole draining,
conduit cleaning, cable pulling & racking Also available for
km 20254 with plastic ties, cable lubricant, guide wires, not Figure-8 cable
pushrodding as may be necessary, cable
loop, supply and installation of cable tag if
required, and other related activities.
The scope of work including but not limited
to:
Loading, unloading, temporary storage and
inland transportation from warehouse to site.
Reel testing, construction measurement.
Installation of cable, manhole draining,
conduit cleaning, cable pulling & racking
Also available for
km 22591 with plastic ties, cable lubricant, guide wires, not Figure-8 cable
pushrodding as may be necessary, cable
loop, supply and installation of cable tag if
required, and other related activities.
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SUBCONTRACTOR AGREEMENT

The scope of work including but not limited

Duct optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 48 cores < fiber ≤
14
72 cores)
to:
Loading, unloading, temporary storage and
inland transportation from warehouse to site.
Reel testing, construction measurement.
Installation of cable, manhole draining,
conduit cleaning, cable pulling & racking
Also available for
km 24928 with plastic ties, cable lubricant, guide wires, not Figure-8 cable
pushrodding as may be necessary, cable
loop, supply and installation of cable tag if
required, and other related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

Duct optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 72 cores < fiber ≤
15
96 cores)
to:
Loading, unloading, temporary storage and
inland transportation from warehouse to site.
Reel testing, construction measurement.
Installation of cable, manhole draining,
conduit cleaning, cable pulling & racking
Also available for
km 27265 with plastic ties, cable lubricant, guide wires, not Figure-8 cable
pushrodding as may be necessary, cable
loop, supply and installation of cable tag if
required, and other related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

Duct optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 96 cores < fiber ≤
16
144 cores)
to:
Loading, unloading, temporary storage and
inland transportation from warehouse to site.
Reel testing, construction measurement.
Installation of cable, manhole draining,
conduit cleaning, cable pulling & racking
Also available for
km 29602 with plastic ties, cable lubricant, guide wires, not Figure-8 cable
pushrodding as may be necessary, cable
loop, supply and installation of cable tag if
required, and other related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

Duct optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 144 cores < fiber
17
≤ 216 cores)
to:
Loading, unloading, temporary storage and
inland transportation from warehouse to site.
Reel testing, construction measurement.
Installation of cable, manhole draining,
conduit cleaning, cable pulling & racking
Also available for
km 26189 with plastic ties, cable lubricant, guide wires, not Figure-8 cable
pushrodding as may be necessary, cable
loop, supply and installation of cable tag if
required, and other related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Duct optical fiber cable installation
(Figure-8 cable, 216 cores < fiber Loading, unloading, temporary storage and
inland transportation from warehouse to site. Also available for
18 ≤ 288 cores) km 33497 not Figure-8 cable
Reel testing, construction measurement.
Installation of cable, manhole draining,

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conduit cleaning, cable pulling & racking

with plastic ties, cable lubricant, guide wires,
pushrodding as may be necessary, cable
loop, supply and installation of cable tag if
required, and other related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Installation of protection sleeve, fiber ID tag,
cable preparation, opening/closing of
enclosure, fiber identification testing, loose
tube slitter tool, splicing, attenuation testing,
19 Fiber splicing fiber 331 set-up equipment, manhole
opening/draining as may be necessary and
other necessary activities

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Installation of protection sleeve, fiber ID tag,
cable preparation, opening/closing of
enclosure, fiber identification testing, loose
Joint closure installation and fiber tube slitter tool, splicing, attenuation testing,
20 splicing (12:12) PCS 3142 set-up equipment, manhole
opening/draining as may be necessary and
other necessary activities

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Installation of protection sleeve, fiber ID tag,
cable preparation, opening/closing of
enclosure, fiber identification testing, loose
Joint closure installation and fiber tube slitter tool, splicing, attenuation testing,
21 splicing (24:24) PCS 7665 set-up equipment, manhole
opening/draining as may be necessary and
other necessary activities

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Installation of protection sleeve, fiber ID tag,
cable preparation, opening/closing of
enclosure, fiber identification testing, loose
Joint closure installation and fiber tube slitter tool, splicing, attenuation testing,
22 splicing (48:48) PCS 14956 set-up equipment, manhole
opening/draining as may be necessary and
other necessary activities

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Installation of protection sleeve, fiber ID tag,
cable preparation, opening/closing of
enclosure, fiber identification testing, loose
Joint closure installation and fiber tube slitter tool, splicing, attenuation testing,
23 splicing (72:72) PCS 20752 set-up equipment, manhole
opening/draining as may be necessary and
other necessary activities

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SUBCONTRACTOR AGREEMENT

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Installation of protection sleeve, fiber ID tag,
cable preparation, opening/closing of
enclosure, fiber identification testing, loose
Joint closure installation and fiber tube slitter tool, splicing, attenuation testing,
24 splicing (96:96) PCS 26922 set-up equipment, manhole
opening/draining as may be necessary and
other necessary activities

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Installation of protection sleeve, fiber ID tag,
cable preparation, opening/closing of
Joint closure installation and fiber enclosure, fiber identification testing, loose
splicing (144:144) tube slitter tool, splicing, attenuation testing,
25 PCS 38139 set-up equipment, manhole
opening/draining as may be necessary and
other necessary activities

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Installation of protection sleeve, fiber ID tag,
cable preparation, opening/closing of
Joint closure installation and fiber enclosure, fiber identification testing, loose
splicing (216:216) tube slitter tool, splicing, attenuation testing,
26 PCS 53844 set-up equipment, manhole
opening/draining as may be necessary and
other necessary activities

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Installation of protection sleeve, fiber ID tag,
cable preparation, opening/closing of
Joint closure installation and fiber enclosure, fiber identification testing, loose
splicing (288:288) tube slitter tool, splicing, attenuation testing,
27 PCS 67305 set-up equipment, manhole
opening/draining as may be necessary and
other necessary activities

The scope of work including but not limited

28 Fiber Termination (12:12) PCS 3641 to:
Splicing of pigtail to cable, termination,
testing, and related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
29 Fiber Termination (24:24) PCS 7282
Splicing of pigtail to cable, termination,
testing, and related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
30 Fiber Termination (48:48) PCS 14208
Splicing of pigtail to cable, termination,
testing, and related activities.

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The scope of work including but not limited

to:
31 Fiber Termination (72:72) PCS 19714
Splicing of pigtail to cable, termination,
testing, and related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
32 Fiber Termination (96:96) PCS 25576
Splicing of pigtail to cable, termination,
testing, and related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

33 PCS 36232 to:
Fiber Termination
(144:144) Splicing of pigtail to cable, termination,
testing, and related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
34 Fiber Termination PCS 51152
(216:216) Splicing of pigtail to cable, termination,
testing, and related activities.

The scope of work including but not limited

35 PCS 63940 to:
Fiber Termination
(288:288) Splicing of pigtail to cable, termination,
testing, and related activities.

Delivery Service for Pole from ZTE The scope of work is inclusive of but not
warehouse to site (Truck off- limited to:
36 loading location) each 895 Loading, unloading, storage, inland
transportation & etc. (Sea freight excluded)

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Loading, unloading, storage, hauling of pole
and related materials (Labor, machineries,
animals, cart) from truck off-loading location
to pole setting position.
Installation of pole (Concrete, Supply and installation aluminum pole tag,
7.62m) stainless straps and buckles.
37 each 2064
Excavation, pole setting, backfill and
compaction, haulage & disposal of surplus
soil.

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Loading, unloading, storage, hauling of pole
and related materials (Labor, machineries,
animals, cart) from truck off-loading location
to pole setting position.
Installation of pole (Concrete, Supply and installation aluminum pole tag,
9.14m) stainless straps and buckles.
38 each 2142
Excavation, pole setting, backfill and
compaction, haulage & disposal of surplus
soil.

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The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Loading, unloading, storage, hauling of pole
and related materials (Labor, machineries,
animals, cart) from truck off-loading location
to pole setting position.
Installation of pole (Concrete, Supply and installation aluminum pole tag,
10.67m) stainless straps and buckles.
39 each 2220
Excavation, pole setting, backfill and
compaction, haulage & disposal of surplus
soil.

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Loading, unloading, storage, hauling of pole
and related materials (Labor, machineries,
animals, cart) from truck off-loading location
to pole setting position.
Installation of pole (Concrete, Supply and installation aluminum pole tag,
12.19m) stainless straps and buckles.
40 each 2298
Excavation, pole setting, backfill and
compaction, haulage & disposal of surplus
soil.

41 Supply and installation of each 2648 The scope of work including but not limited
pole concrete base to:
Supply and installation pole concrete base.

Workload including but not limited to:

Supply and installation of ground rod,
grounding wire, 3m Dia. 1/2-inch HDPE
Supply and Installation of grounding wire protector, stainless straps
grounding on Pole and buckles, clamps, bonding, and other
42 PCS 1441
accessories
Test and output document

Supply and installation of extension Workload including but not limited to:
Arm, 26 (Excludes sidewalk guy Supply and installation of Extension Arm with
43 requirement) each 1947 necessary accessories, fixtures, pole clamps,
machine bolts & nut, braces, among others

Supply and installation of extension Workload including but not limited to:
Arm,44-1/2 (Excludes sidewalk guy Supply and installation of Extension Arm with
44 requirement) each 2414 necessary accessories, fixtures, pole clamps,
machine bolts & nut, braces, among others

45 Supply and installation of 10-Pin each 4284 Workload including but not limited to:
Alley Arm Supply and installation of Alley Arm with
necessary accessories, fixtures, pole clamps,
machine bolts & nut, braces, among others

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The scope of work including but not limited

Supply and Installation of Head
46 Guy or Side Guy (includes anchor)
to: Applicable to both concrete, steel, or
wood poles.
Supply & installation of messenger wire,
fixtures, guy grips, guy grip spacers, strain
insulators, suspension clamps, pole clamps,
nut thimble eyes, washers, guy protectors,
bolts & nuts and other necessary hardware
and tensioning (Note: Side guys or Sidewalk
guys shall include reinforcing link assembly)
Supply & installation of anchor rod, concrete
block, washer and nuts, fixtures, machine
Set 2570 bolts.
Breaking/restoration of pavement if
applicable Excavation, backfill and
compaction (safety requirements) Haulage &
disposal of surplus soil if applicable
Cleaning of site

The scope of work including but not limited

Supply and Installation of Side
Walk Guy Wire (Includes extension
47
arm fixtures and anchor)
to: Applicable to both concrete, steel, or
wood poles.
Supply & installation of messenger wire,
fixtures, guy grips, guy grip spacers, strain
insulators, suspension clamps, pole clamps,
nut thimble eyes, washers, guy protectors,
bolts & nuts and other necessary hardware
and tensioning (Note: Side guys or Sidewalk
guys shall include reinforcing link assembly)
Supply & installation of anchor rod, concrete
block, washer and nuts, fixtures, machine
bolts.
Set 4674
Breaking/restoration of pavement if
applicable Excavation, backfill and
compaction (safety requirements) Haulage &
disposal of surplus soil if applicable
Cleaning of site

48 Power line cross protection PCS 264 Workload including but not limited to:
material provision and installation protection device installation, fixed. Including
material（3m insulating protection pipe,
ribbon）

49 ODF installation PCS 1947 Workload including but not limited to:
Locating, unpack and inspect, cleaning and
transportation, installation and fixation,
accessories installation, grounding, etc.

50 ODB installation PCS 467 Workload including but not limited to:
Installation of optical distribution box,
couplers and other accessories; labelling;
clean of site.

51 Optical splitter installation Set 101 Workload including but not limited to:
Install the optical splitter, patching, clear the
field.

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52 Optical fiber link test Link 163 Workload including but not limited to:
Optical cable characteristics testing, record,
and output test documentation as required.

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Prepare and provide As-built documentation
in soft copy and/or hard copy as required,
confirmation date of preliminary acceptance,
coordinate the resource of acceptance work,
53 As-built documents and acceptance 100KM 311600 test cable according to testing
documentation, solve remaining issues,
output acceptance reports, etc.

54 Fiber extraction each 233 Workload including but not limited to:
Confirm position of splicing, cut and strip
jacket, cut fiber, protect remain fiber, coil
fiber, fix fiber, open and close joint closure,
installation joint closure, etc.

55 Provide stock yard for Site 3116 The scope of work including but not limited
pole storage on site to:
Provide stock yard for pole storage on site,
ensure safety of poles.

The scope of work including but not limited

Supply and installation of
56
G.I. Riser Guard (dia. 50mm)
to:
Supply & installation of 3-meter G.I. pipe,
stainless straps and buckles (3/4"W x 1/32"T),
each 1791 U-Guard, Cable ID Marker, Rubber pipe caps
or sealant, sub-duct (HDPE pipe, installed in
G.I. pipe), and other accessories

The scope of work including but not limited

Supply and installation of
57
G.I. Riser Guard (dia. 110mm)
to:
Supply & installation of 3-meter G.I. pipe,
stainless straps and buckles (3/4"W x 1/32"T),
each 2726 U-Guard, Cable ID Marker, Rubber pipe caps
or sealant, sub-duct (HDPE pipe, installed in
G.I. pipe), and other accessories

The scope of work including but not limited

to:
Catenary Construction (including
supply of materials) Supply and installation of clamps, machine
58 meter 856 bolts, guy grips and spacers, messenger wire,
and other accessories

Workload including but not limited to:

Provision of barricades, warning lights and
other safety requirements, test pits,
Trench excavation and backfill (soil, excavation, soft soil encasement, laying
D=1250mm, W=300mm) warning tape, backfill/compaction according
59 meter 238
to DPWH standard (base coarse, sub base
coarse), haulage & disposal of surplus,

cleaning of site, other necessary

requirements & applicable services.

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60 Breaking hard rock for pole each 389 The scope of work including but not limited
installation in lapulapu to:
Breaking, excavation and backfilling of hard
rock for pole installation in lapulapu.

The scope of work including but not limited

Breaking and restoration of
pavement (concrete, asphalt, brick)
for pole installation
61
to:
Breaking, excavation, backfilling and
restoration of pavement (concrete, asphalt
each 779
and brick) for pole installation, supply
material of restoration.

Workload including but not limited to:

Cutting and breaking of pavement, haulage
Breaking of Pavement Concrete
& disposal of surplus, cleaning of site, other
Road
62 Cu.m 1246 necessary requirements & applicable
services.

63 Restoration of Pavement Cu.m 3895 Workload including but not limited to:
Concrete Road Restoration of pavement to original
condition, including material supply.

64 Pole dismantling(concrete PCS 1480 Workload including but not limited to:
pole) Check the design document, remove used
poles and their accessories.

65 Stay wire dismantling PCS 366 Workload including but not limited to:
Check the design document, remove used
stay wires and their accessories.

66 Cable dismantling (optical km 18696 The scope of work including but not limited
fiber cable) to:
Check the design document, remove used
cable, retake used cable.

Workload including but not limited to:

Supply and install handhole including
manhole, frame and cover, manhole
accessories, stainless manhole # tag, PVC
end bell sockets, fully equipped hardware,
locking device, breaking and restoration of
pavement, test pits, excavation, provision of
barricades, warning lights and other safety
requirements, backfill/compaction according
Handhole Construction (Concrete
to DPWH standard (base coarse, sub base
900mmX900mmX1200m
coarse), haulage & disposal of surplus soil,
67 m) (Without Cover and Frame set 43624 cleaning of site, supporting existing
Supply)
structures, board-ups/enclosures, duct plug
on vacant conduits, and other necessary
requirements & applicable services
Except frame and cover supply.

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Workload including but not limited to:

Supply and install bridge
Attachment G.I. pipe, diameter
68 more than 50mm, no more than
120mm, 1 run.
Supply and Install seamless G.I. conduits,
bends, adaptor, bushing, locknut, hanger
and/or bracket mounting supports (hot-
dipped galvanized), conduit concrete
encasement on bridge abutment/wing wall,
meter 1012 provision of scaffolding, pushrodding,
mandrilling, installation of guide wires (nylon
cord), fixing accessories (brackets, bolt etc.)
and other accessories.

For Survey, Design, Right of Way, As-built documents and acceptance, trench excavation and backfilling, the
length means the route length.

For fiber cable laying, cable dismantling work, the length means cable length minus cable slack length.

For Catenary Construction (including supply of materials) and Bridge GI Pipe, the length means the real length
of the material.

For Breaking and Restoration of Road (Cu.m), the Volume equal to L*W*D "L" is the actual Length of road
surface "W" is the design required Width of road surface "H" is the actual thickness of road surface.

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