Purchase and delivery of various food products for children's nutrition at the Adventurers' Kindergarten in Stęszewo

… Contractor. 4. Deliveries will be carried out successively in the assortment and quantity consistent with the order placed on working days in hours. 6:30 – 8:00 excluding public holidays. 5. The Contractor shall deliver the goods within the declared delivery time, but no later than on the second working day following the order. 6. The Ordering Party reserves the right to freely reduce the declared estimated quantities of each item of the assortment without legal and financial consequences. 7. The Ordering Party reserves the right to change the quantity of deliveries between items in the subject of the contract, provided that the value of the contract will not change. 8. If the Ordering Party finds a defective batch of delivered goods, the complaint will be reported by phone, and the Contractor undertakes to immediately replace the goods free of defects in the quantities contested by the Ordering Party 9. The Contractor shall deliver the foodstuffs by appropriate means of transport for the transported assortment. The transport of articles should be carried out by means of transport that meet sanitary requirements, including loading and unloading operations. 10. A detailed description of the subject of the order are price forms. 11. The Ordering Party shall accept goods with equivalent parameters not inferior to those contained in the tender specifications and price forms. 12. The price should include costs related to transport and bringing the subject of the contract to the seat of the Ordering Party. 13. Supplied items should be of the first grade, have appropriate approvals and certificates, as well as valid shelf-life dates and characteristics given in the tender specifications. 14. If the documents constituting the description of the subject of the contract indicate the trade name of the company, goods or product, the contracting authority - in relation to the parameters indicated directly in the tender documentation, or data (technical or any other) identifying directly or indirectly the product or product - allows equivalent solutions in accordance with the technical data and parameters contained in the above-mentioned documentation. Equivalent solutions should be understood as solutions with parameters not inferior to those required but included in the documentation. 15. If the contracting authority accepts solutions equivalent to those described in the documentation, but does not specify the minimum parameters that would confirm this equivalence, the contractor is obliged to offer a product with similar properties, functionally suitable for the required use (based on the operative part of the judgment of the National Board of Appeal of 14 October 2013 [file reference: KIO 2315/13]).