Plaintiff’s subcontract with defendant, the prime contractor, incorporated by reference the 151-page prime contract between defendant and the owner. The prime contract contained an arbitration clause. The subcontract did not. This decision affirms an order denying arbitration. The incorporation of the prime contract was in a clause referring only to the subcontractor’s assuming the prime contractor’s obligations to the owner. It didn’t mention the arbitration clause. Also, the subcontract contained a forum selection clause that would be rendered superfluous if the subcontractor was required to arbitrate any dispute, and the subcontract stated that in the case of conflict its provisions prevailed over the prime contract’s.) Remedial Construction Services, LP v. AECOM, Inc. (2021) 2021 DAR ___ (Plaintiff’s subcontract with defendant, the prime contractor, incorporated by reference the 151-page prime contract between defendant and the owner. The prime contract contained an arbitration clause. The subcontract did not. This decision affirms an order denying arbitration. The incorporation of the prime contract was in a clause referring only to the subcontractor’s assuming the prime contractor’s obligations to the owner. It didn’t mention the arbitration clause. Also, the subcontract contained a forum selection clause that would be rendered superfluous if the subcontractor was required to arbitrate any dispute, and the subcontract stated that in the case of conflict its provisions prevailed over the prime contract’s.