Environmental Protection Mobile Toilet Procurement Contract

The environmental protection mobile toilet procurement contract should clearly specify core terms such as the supplier, procurement content, amount, delivery, installation, and payment. The following explains key elements with reference to actual cases:

I. Contract Entities and Amount
The contract should specify the names of the purchaser and the supplier. For example, in the contract signed between the Tangwang County Municipal Sanitation Service Center and Bokun (Heilongjiang) Intelligent Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd., the winning bid amount was 988,000.00 yuan; the contract amount for the Hebi City Qibin District Environmental Sanitation Service Center was 786,000.00 yuan; and the total contract amount for the Dingri County Culture and Tourism Bureau reached 7,266,336.00 yuan. The amount should match the procurement content to avoid ambiguity.

II. Procurement Content and Specifications
Detailed product models, quantities, and technical parameters should be listed. For example:

• The Tangwang County project includes three types of mobile public toilets:
  • BK Mobile Public Toilet 260901 (8.0 meters long × 3.1 meters wide × 3.12 meters high), with a unit price of 170,000.00 yuan;
  • BK Mobile Public Toilet 260902 (7.6 meters long × 3.09 meters wide × 3.5 meters high), with a unit price of 235,000.00 yuan;
  • BK Mobile Public Toilet 260903 (12.0 meters long × 3.25 meters wide × 3.5 meters high), with a unit price of 583,000.00 yuan.
• The Hebi City project is divided by functional modules, such as a combination of '1 management room + 2 toilet rooms + 1 third toilet', with a unit price of 130,000.00 yuan per unit.
• The Dingri County project involves customized products, including oxygen rest stations and prefabricated toilets, requiring detailed design drawings or technical agreements.

III. Delivery and Installation Deadlines
Specific time nodes should be agreed upon. For example:

• The Hebi City project requires completion of supply and installation within 60 days after contract signing;
• The Dingri County project stipulates delivery within 35 working days after receipt of the advance payment;
• The Tangwang County project does not specify a deadline, but in practice, this clause should be supplemented to avoid disputes.

IV. Payment Methods
Common staged payment models include:

• Hebi City Model: Full payment of 100% of the contract amount upon acceptance;
• Dingri County Model: Payment in installments, including advance payment, progress payment, final payment, and warranty deposit (if the contract does not specify proportions, they should be supplemented);
• The Tangwang County project does not disclose payment details, but in practice, it is recommended to follow a ratio such as '30% advance payment + 60% acceptance payment + 10% warranty deposit'.

V. Acceptance and Warranty
The contract should specify acceptance criteria (such as national standards or industry norms) and the warranty period (usually 1-2 years). For example, although the Dingri County project does not disclose warranty terms, environmental protection equipment typically requires a commitment to a free maintenance period and response time.

VI. Liability for Breach of Contract
Compensation methods for scenarios such as late delivery or substandard quality should be agreed upon, such as charging liquidated damages on a daily basis or deducting the warranty deposit.

Tip: The actual contract should adjust terms based on the project scale, attach technical agreements for customized products, and it is recommended to have it reviewed by a legal advisor before signing.