The subject-matter of the contract is the collection and management of waste of code 20 02 01, hereinafter referred to as ‘the subject-matter of the contract’. The estimated amount of waste to be collected and managed is 5 060 Mg for the duration of the contract. 3.Waste will be collected from the areas managed by the Ordering Party and will be subjected to the process in accordance with generally applicable laws, decisions held and the provisions contained in this contract. 4.Waste that is the subject of the contract will be collected and then managed on the premises of the plants indicated by the Contractor in a manner consistent with the applicable law, Annex 1 to the Waste Act and in accordance with the Regulation of the Minister for Climate and the Environment of 28 December 2022. 5.The subject of the contract assumes estimated amounts of waste to be collected and managed, divided into the following tasks: Task No. 1 - Wola Kruszyńska - 1 900 Mg/4 months, Task No. 2 - Wola Kruszyńska - 1 900 Mg/4 months, Task No. 3 - Wola Kruszyńska - 1 260 Mg/4 months. 6.The collection of waste will take place from the area of the Transhipment Station (hereinafter: SP) Wola Kruszyńska, commune of Bełchatów. 7.Due to the unpredictable amount of waste, the estimated amount specified in paragraph. 5 is subject to change. Therefore, the Ordering Party, during the performance of the contract, reserves the right to limit this quantity by a maximum of 90%. Reducing the amount of waste in this respect will not give rise to any claims on the part of the Contractor against the Ordering Party, in particular for the payment of remuneration for the unfulfilled part of the contract and for the payment of compensation in connection with the reduction of the estimated quantity. An addendum is not required in this situation. The Contracting Authority shall guarantee the Contractor a minimum of 10% of the estimated quantities of waste to be collected during the term of the contract. 8.For the performance of the service which is the subject of the contract, the Contractor shall use means of transport at his own expense. 9.Loading of waste is the responsibility of the Ordering Party. 10.The Contractor shall ensure supervision of loading operations and shall ensure appropriate securing of cargo during transport. The Contractor undertakes to transport the waste to the final destination without endangering road safety, exceeding the permissible weight of vehicles or exceeding the permissible axle loads. 11.The scales installed in the Plants managed by the Ordering Party have a valid Certificate of Legalization. 12.Waste collection will take place on the basis of a notification of receipt sent by the Ordering Party to the Contractor. The Ordering Party allows the implementation of notifications by e-mail, fax or telephone. The notification of receipt should include information on the final installation to which the waste will be sent, the number of the Place of Conduct of Activities (MPD), the name, BDO number and data of the transporter, the date of receipt, the vehicle registration number and the driver's name or, if necessary, other data necessary to properly keep records of waste, including issuing and confirming Waste Transfer Cards in the BDO system. 13.The Contractor undertakes to submit to the Ordering Party a copy of the decision granting a waste treatment permit (concerns a decision that has been amended during the term of the contract) immediately after its receipt not later than within 7 days from the date of receipt of the amended decision. This also applies to the decisions of any subcontractors. 14. In the event that the Contractor loses the permits, permits, concessions or other administrative decisions necessary for conducting business activity, he shall immediately notify the Contracting Authority, which in such a situation has the right to terminate the contract with immediate effect. 15.The service will be provided in accordance with the above regulations: a.Act of 14 December 2012 on waste, b.Act of 27 April 2001 Environmental Protection Law, c.Act of 13 September 1996 on maintaining cleanliness and order in municipalities, d.and other acts and regulations applicable to the subject of the contract. 16.The waste subject to the contract constitutes the conscience of biodegradable waste originating mainly from households and bio waste delivered to separate waste collection points by residents of municipalities with which the Contracting Authority has signed tender contracts.
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