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Rental and Sale of Mobile Toilets Contract

Admin September 23, 2026

A rental and sale contract for mobile toilets should cover the following key aspects:

Contract Subject Information

Clearly specify the detailed information of Party A (the lessor) and Party B (the lessee), including names, addresses, and contact details, to ensure that the identities of the contracting parties are clearly traceable. For example, in the contract for the rental service of environmentally friendly mobile public toilets in Xiuying District, Haikou City, the purchaser (Party A) is the Environmental Sanitation Administration Bureau of Xiuying District, Haikou City, and the successful bidder (Party B) is Hainan Huanxu Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.

Rented Items and Purpose

Party A is required to lease mobile toilets that meet the requirements to Party B for temporary use in specific occasions, such as event venues. The specific quantity, model, and specifications should be based on the list confirmed by both parties to avoid disputes arising from unclear rented items in the future.

Rental Period

The contract should clearly state the start and end dates. After the expiration of the rental period, Party B should return the mobile toilets on time and ensure they are in good condition upon inspection. If Party B needs to continue using them, it should negotiate with Party A in advance regarding the renewal of the lease.

Rent and Payment Method

  • Rent Calculation: There are various ways to calculate the total rent, such as by year, month, day, or by unit and day. For example, in the rental of environmentally friendly mobile public toilets in Xiuying District, Haikou City, the price is 620.00 yuan per unit per day for 15 days (inclusive) or less, and 580.00 yuan per unit per day for 16 days (inclusive) or more.
  • Payment Method: Party B should pay the rent to the designated account of Party A through cash, bank transfer, Alipay, etc., according to the agreed time.

Maintenance of Mobile Toilets

  • Party B's Responsibilities: Party B should properly use and maintain the mobile toilets to ensure their normal operation. In case of any malfunction or damage, Party B should promptly notify Party A and cooperate in the repair while undertaking the daily cleaning and maintenance work.
  • Party A's Responsibilities: Some contracts stipulate that Party A is responsible for clearing the obstacles around the site where the toilets are placed, while others stipulate that the cleaning and maintenance of the rented items are the responsibility of the lessor.

Liability for Breach of Contract

Both Party A and Party B must strictly abide by the contract. The breaching party shall bear the responsibility and compensate for the losses. For example, if Party B fails to pay the rent on time, Party A has the right to terminate the contract and demand the return of the mobile toilets; if the mobile toilets are damaged or lost due to Party B's negligence, Party B shall make compensation. Some contracts also stipulate that if Party B fails to pay the rent on time, a certain amount of late fee shall be paid for each day of overdue payment.

Other Agreements

The contract shall take effect from the date of signature and seal by both parties and shall be made in duplicate, with each party holding one copy. For matters not covered herein, both parties may negotiate and make supplementary agreements separately.