Transport of pupils and children to the Jan Kochanowski Public Primary School with Sport Classes in Wieniawa and the Public Kindergarten in Wieniawa in 2027

… shall provide: number of pupils on route A – 100, B – 110, C – 128; total daily length of routes (all feeder and drop-off routes) – approx. 400 km; expected number of days of service in 2027 – 186 days (the number used to calculate the total gross price and the maximum remuneration). 4. An economic operator must hold a valid authorisation to engage in the occupation of road transport operator or a licence to engage in road passenger transport, depending on the type of vehicle. 5. The vehicles which the contractor will carry out the subject of the contract must have plates placed in a visible place at the front and rear of the vehicle informing about the transport of pupils. These vehicles should have a fire extinguisher, first aid kit, in accordance with applicable law. 6. The Contractor shall be responsible for the staff at his disposal for the performance of the contract and, in particular, shall undertake to monitor the sobriety of drivers carrying pupils and their carers at all times. 7. The guardians of the transported pupils shall be provided by the Contractor. 8. During the performance of the contract, the Contractor will bear full responsibility for the safety of the pupils and their guardians transported along the entire journey. The Contractor shall also be obliged to conclude appropriate accident insurance contracts for the pupils and their guardians transported. 9. The vehicles to be procured by the contractor must be technically efficient, have satisfactory and up-to-date technical tests and comply with the relevant regulations, in particular on road traffic. 10. In the event of a breakdown of the vehicle, the Contractor is obliged to secure the replacement vehicle within the time specified in the tender form. 11. The contractor will be obliged to inform the contracting authority immediately of any obstacles to the performance of the subject of the contract, via the postal operator, in person, by fax or e-mail. 12. If the contracting authority suspects that the vehicle is in poor technical condition, endangers the safety of the transported students and their guardians or is not properly maintained cleanliness and order in the vehicle, the contractor will be obliged to replace the vehicle with a replacement, meeting all the conditions for basic vehicles, will inspect the vehicle, make the necessary repairs or clean it up. 13. In the event of improper performance of the subject-matter of the contract by the contractor, the contracting authority will charge the contractor the contractual penalties referred to in the draft contract, i.e. Annex 2 to the ToR. In the event of justified necessity, taking into account the safety of the transported pupils and their guardians, the contracting authority will have the right to notify the relevant services, in particular the traffic police and road transport inspections, in order to eliminate the risk (especially with regard to the technical efficiency of the vehicle). 14. The Contracting Authority accepts incidental changes in student transport hours resulting from the organisation of the school year. The contracting authority will inform the contractor about any incidental changes in the organisation of transport for students at least 4 days before the planned change.