Mobile Toilet Purchase Contract

The mobile toilet purchase contract should clearly specify key terms such as the purchasing entity, supplier, procurement content, amount, supply and installation period, and payment method. The following provides explanations with specific examples:

Purchasing Entity and Supplier Information
The contract should clearly state the full names and qualifications of the purchaser (such as municipal sanitation service centers, park maintenance centers, etc.) and the supplier. For example, the supplier for the Tangwang County Municipal Sanitation Service Center is Bokun (Heilongjiang) Intelligent Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd., and the supplier for the Hebi City Qibin District Environmental Sanitation Service Center is Hebi Xingheng Industrial Co., Ltd. Suppliers must possess relevant production or sales qualifications to ensure that the products comply with national standards.

Procurement Content and Specifications
The model, quantity, unit price, and total price of the mobile toilets should be listed in detail. For example:

• The Tangwang County project procures three types of public toilets, including a BK mobile public toilet model 260901 with external dimensions of 8.0 meters × 3.1 meters × 3.12 meters (1 unit, unit price 170,000 yuan);
• The Hebi City project procures combined public toilets with a management room, toilet compartments, and a third restroom, such as a 1+2+1 configuration (4 units, unit price 130,000 yuan);
• The Harbin City project procures single-unit mobile flush toilets (14 units, unit price 13,800 yuan) and four-unit mobile flush toilets (4 units, unit price 148,000 yuan).
  The specification description should include dimensions, functional divisions, and technical parameters to avoid ambiguity.

Contract Amount and Payment Method
The total contract amount should be consistent with the winning bid amount, and payment milestones should be clearly defined. For example:

• The Hebi City project has a contract amount of 786,000 yuan, with a payment method of "100% payment upon completion of supply and installation and acceptance";
• The Harbin City project has a winning bid amount of 785,200 yuan, with no clear installment payment terms specified, but typically a quality guarantee deposit (e.g., 5%-10%) is reserved and paid after the warranty period expires.
  Payment should be contingent upon acceptance, and the supplier should provide a formal invoice.

Supply and Installation Period and Acceptance Standards
The contract should specify the supply and installation period. For example, the Hebi City project requires completion of supply and installation within 60 days from the date of contract signing. Acceptance standards should include:

• Compliance with the national "Urban Public Toilet Design Standard" (CJJ14-2016);
• Normal functionality (such as flushing, ventilation, and lighting systems);
• No damage to the appearance, consistent with the contract specifications.
  Acceptance requires the signatures of both parties as the basis for payment.

Other Terms
These may include the warranty period (usually 1-2 years), liability for breach of contract (such as fines for delayed delivery), and dispute resolution methods (such as litigation or arbitration). For example, if the supplier fails to deliver on time, a penalty of 0.1% of the contract amount per day may be imposed.