Framework contract for catering in urban emergency accommodation for the city of Landshut

The aim is to use an external service provider for catering for refugees in accommodation in the city of Landshut. The contractor undertakes to deliver and dispense food for those seeking protection in the primary care center (EVZ) Alte Weberei.

The contractor must prove the trade law permits required for the service. The staff employed must have the necessary legal permits to perform the job.

The subject of the contract is a service contract with the City of Landshut, Section 4, on the provision of residents in accommodation for refugees through daily catering and the distribution of food. The maximum number of people to be cared for is up to 230 people.

The actual occupancy rate of the facility is subject to unforeseeable, sometimes considerable fluctuations. Catering services can therefore be called up flexibly on demand, which means that the number of portions to be delivered and distributed can change daily.

There is no entitlement to demand a specific scope of services. Likewise, a specific retrieval behavior cannot be predicted. In the present case, this is a contract for which the future order volume cannot be definitively determined.

The aim is to use an external service provider for catering for refugees in accommodation in the city of Landshut. The contractor undertakes to deliver and dispense food for those seeking protection in the primary care center (EVZ) Klötzlmüllerstraße.

The contractor must prove the trade law permits required for the service. The staff employed must have the necessary legal permits to perform the job. The subject of the contract is a service contract with the City of Landshut, Section 4, on the provision of residents in accommodation for refugees through daily catering and the distribution of food. The maximum number of people to be cared for is up to 155 people.

The actual occupancy rate of the facility is subject to unforeseeable, sometimes considerable fluctuations. Catering services can therefore be called up flexibly on demand, which means that the number of portions to be delivered and distributed can change daily. There is no entitlement to demand a specific scope of services. Likewise, a specific retrieval behavior cannot be predicted. In the present case, this is a contract for which the future order volume cannot be definitively determined.