Jing'an Office Chair

The basic information about the Jing'an office chair procurement project is as follows:

I. Procurement Entity and Supplier
This procurement was initiated by the Jing'an County Community Management Committee, with the supplier being Jing'an County Haorui Furniture Co., Ltd. The procurement project number is 2361401000006812814, and there are two records for the contract number: 2026m09*410 or 2026m0915360925000410, which may be due to differences in system entry and should be based on the actually signed document.

II. Product Specifications and Brand
The brand of the office chairs procured is Ketai (科泰), and the model is Pre-meeting Chair. The specific specifications cover six types: modern, simple, and stylish office mesh chairs, computer chairs, conference chairs, swivel chairs, bow chairs, and nylon-leg pre-meeting chairs, meeting the usage needs of different scenarios. The color is uniformly black, and the surface material is mesh fabric, which combines breathability and durability, meeting the practical and aesthetic requirements of modern office furniture.

III. Procurement Quantity and Price
The quantity procured this time is 2 chairs, with a unit price of 380 yuan per chair, and a total contract price of 760 yuan. The total price includes all costs required for the goods to reach Party A and be used normally, including product purchase costs, packaging costs, transportation costs, loading and unloading costs, insurance costs, installation and commissioning costs, technical service costs, training costs, warranty costs, and taxes, ensuring that the purchaser does not need to pay additional costs.

IV. Key Contract Time Nodes
The contract was signed on September 15, 2026, and the announcement date is September 22, 2026. The announcement is usually issued to publicize the procurement results and accept social supervision, ensuring the transparency and compliance of the procurement process.

V. Contract Clause Characteristics
The total contract price adopts a 'lump-sum' model, covering the full-cycle costs from product delivery to after-sales service, reducing the management costs and risks for the purchaser. Such clauses are common in government procurement projects, aiming to improve execution efficiency by clarifying responsibility boundaries.