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How to say, “I will get him to get it done for them” in French using object pronouns?

Neither je vais se le faire pour eux nor je vais le faire pour le faire pour eux would be used in French.

Here are some possible sentences:

Je vais le lui faire faire pour eux.

Je vais faire en sorte qu’il le fasse pour eux.

Je vais l’amener à le faire pour eux.

Amener can also be replaced by convaincre in the last suggestion to better match the meaning of "to get someone to do something".