keretmegállapodásokat

Keretmegállapodás is a Hungarian term that translates to "framework agreement" in English. It is a type of contract between two or more parties that establishes the terms and conditions under which future, more specific agreements may be made. Essentially, it sets out the general principles, rules, and intentions that will govern the relationship and subsequent transactions between the parties.

A keretmegállapodás typically outlines the scope of cooperation, the general obligations of each party, pricing mechanisms, delivery schedules, quality standards, and dispute resolution procedures. However, it does not usually specify the exact quantities of goods or services to be procured, or the precise dates of delivery. These details are often left for individual orders or call-offs that are made in accordance with the framework agreement.

The purpose of a keretmegállapodás is to streamline future dealings and provide a stable legal basis for ongoing business relationships. It is particularly useful in situations where there is a need for regular or repeated procurement of goods or services over a period of time. By pre-negotiating the fundamental terms, parties can save time and reduce transaction costs for subsequent agreements.

These agreements are common in both public procurement and private sector transactions. In public procurement, they can be used to establish preferred suppliers for certain goods or services, allowing government agencies to issue orders quickly and efficiently. In the private sector, they are often used by companies to secure supply chains or establish long-term partnerships with their contractors or clients.