The subject of the contract are forest management services as defined in art. 6 clause 1 point 1 of the Act of 28.9.1991 on forests (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2017, item 788, as amended - hereinafter: "the Act on forests") covering works in the field of nature protection to be carried out in the Pińczów Forest District in 2019.

The subject of the contract are forest management services as defined in art. 6 clause 1 point 1 of the Act of 28.9.1991 on forests (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2017, item 788, as amended - hereinafter: "the Act on forests") covering works in the field of nature protection to be carried out in the Pińczów Forest District in 2019.

2) The material scope of the subject of the contract includes the sum of works in the field of nature protection arising from Annex 3 to the ToR, which consists of Annex 3.1. - size of works by activity.

3) A detailed description of the works (activities) included in the subject of the contract is included in Annex 3, respectively. The material scopes are listed in Annex 3.1. are estimates,

4) A detailed description of the technology for the implementation of individual forestry works (activities) included in the subject of the contract and a description of the rules for the procedure of acceptance of works is included in Annex 4 to the ToR.

5) Descriptions of activity codes describing individual works (activities) included in the subject of the order are described in Annex 4 to the ToR.

6) The place of performance of the contract will be the administrative area of the Pińczów Forest District.

7) The provisions of item 6 do not prejudice the Employer's rights arising from the model public procurement contract (Annex 9 to the ToR).

8) Due to the actual natural and weather situation that may occur during the implementation of the subject of the contract, as well as the unforeseen economic and economic situation, the Purchaser reserves the right to make reducing, increasing, finding new locations as well as suspending performing the actions indicated in the individual rows of the tables describing the subject of the contract. Increased corrections do not mean the introduction of new works not covered by the scope of the basic contract, and decreases do not mean complete abandonment of some works. They should be understood as increasing the number of works in one location, at the expense of reducing the number of works in another location - within the gross value of the subject of the contract. The corrections will apply to works carried out in the area relevant to the work included in the description of the subject of the contract related to the given lot. The need to increase the size of some elements of the contract being carried out in the course of the subject of the contract may also occur in order to implement the full scope of work described in the subject of the contract. The new location is determined as part of the subject of the contract.