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The contract starts on the date the contract is signed by the second party. The contract is valid until all obligations are fulfilled and the initial contract value is utilized, but its term cannot exceed 40 months.

Key milestones and phases include:

• Proposal submission deadline: 28/09/2026 at 14:00 +03:00.
• Opening date: 28/09/2026 at 14:30 +03:00.
• Proposals must remain valid for 90 days, or not less than 3 months from the end of the final proposal submission deadline.
• Suppliers must submit requests for clarification or refinement of tender conditions no later than 10 calendar days before the proposal submission deadline.
• The contracting authority will respond to clarification requests no later than 6 calendar days before the proposal submission deadline.

The core scope of work for this tender involves the supplier committing to transfer work clothes, footwear, and personal protective equipment to the buyer under the conditions outlined in the contract, the "Technical Specification," and the "Offer" annexes.

A high-level summary of the Statement of Work and core deliverables includes:

1. Supply of Work Clothes and Footwear: This category includes a variety of items such as fire-resistant jackets, anti-static flame-resistant fleece jumpers, flame and heat-resistant welding trousers, welding overalls, protective caps, insulated vests, elastic belts, t-shirts, winter jackets, long-sleeved thermal underwear, long thermal trousers, rainwear, natural leather work shoes, natural leather high-ankle work boots, rubber boots, synthetic leather work shoes (microfiber), and mid-ankle boots.

2. Supply of Personal Protective Equipment: This category covers work gloves (nitrile-coated, insulated), anti-fog and anti-scratch glasses with adjustable straps and indirect ventilation, protective helmets with adjustable mechanisms (under 330g, with ventilation holes), protective earmuffs with headbands, safety harnesses, and reusable silicone half-face masks.

3. Sales and Delivery Mechanism: The supplier is obligated to sell these goods to the buyer's designated employees at a physical sales point and/or deliver the goods to the buyer based on email orders, according to the buyer's needs and specified terms and deadlines.

4. Delivery Responsibility: The delivery and unloading of goods at the procuring organization's specified locations must be organized and executed by the supplier, using their own resources and at their own expense.

The quantities provided for these items are preliminary and are used solely for comparing offers and determining the winner; actual purchases during the contract execution will be based on the specific needs of the procuring organization.