Making Mobile Toilet Construction Contract

The mobile toilet construction contract should include the following core clauses, and the specific content can be adjusted according to the actual situation:

I. Contract Parties and Basic Information The names, addresses, and contact information of both Party A (the entrusting party) and Party B (the construction party) should be clearly specified, and it should be noted that the contract is signed in accordance with the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China and relevant laws and regulations. For example: Party A (Entrusting Party): Fill in the full name of the unit, address, and phone number. Party B (Construction Party): Fill in the full name of the unit, address, and phone number.

II. Construction Content and Scope

1. Core Services: Party B is required to complete the installation, commissioning, and construction of supporting facilities for the mobile toilet, including the installation of the main body, connection of water supply and drainage pipelines, power supply connection, foundation fixing, etc.
2. Supplementary Requirements: If there are special requirements (such as sewage systems and ventilation equipment), the specific construction content should be clearly specified in the contract, and the specifications, quantities, and installation locations should be refined with reference to the procurement requirements list.

III. Construction Requirements and Standards

1. Quality Specifications: Party B must carry out the construction in accordance with the design drawings and technical specifications confirmed by Party A, and the project quality must meet national standards (such as GB/T 18091-2015 Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastic Mobile Toilets, etc.).
2. Material Requirements: All materials and equipment must be provided with quality certificates and comply with environmental protection requirements (such as water-saving appliances and low-formaldehyde panels).
3. Safety Responsibilities: During the construction period, Party B is required to take safety protection measures and assume responsibility for personal or property damage caused by the construction.

IV. Contract Price and Payment Method

1. Total Price: The total contract amount (including materials, transportation, installation, taxes, etc.) should be clearly specified, for example, 'RMB XX yuan'.
2. Payment Milestones:
   • After the contract is signed, Party A pays a 30% advance payment.
   • After the construction is completed and passes the acceptance inspection, the remaining 70% of the payment is made.
3. Invoice Requirements: Party B is required to provide a regular value-added tax special invoice.

V. Construction Period and Acceptance Clauses

1. Construction Period: The construction should be completed within XX calendar days from the effective date of the contract.
2. Acceptance Standards: The acceptance should be carried out in accordance with the technical specifications confirmed by both parties and relevant national standards. After passing the acceptance inspection, Party B provides a one-year free warranty service.

VI. Liability for Breach of Contract and Dispute Resolution

1. Overdue Liquidated Damages: If Party B fails to complete the project on schedule, it shall pay liquidated damages at a rate of 0.1% of the total contract price for each day of delay; if Party A fails to make the payment as agreed, it shall also pay liquidated damages at a rate of 0.1% of the unpaid amount.
2. Dispute Resolution: If negotiation fails, a lawsuit can be filed with the people's court at the location of Party A.

VII. Other Clauses

1. The contract takes effect from the date of signature and sealing by both parties and is made in duplicate, with each party holding one copy.
2. For matters not covered herein, a supplementary agreement can be signed, and the supplementary agreement has the same legal effect as this contract.

Precautions:

1. If it involves a government procurement project, it needs to comply with policy requirements such as energy-saving product certification.
2. It is recommended to have the contract terms reviewed by a legal advisor before actual signing.