puitesopimusjärjestelyihin

A puitesopimusjäsen refers to a member of a framework agreement in Finnish contract law. A framework agreement establishes the general terms and conditions of a contractual relationship between parties over a specific period. This type of agreement is often used for ongoing supply of goods or services, where the exact quantities or delivery schedules may not be known at the outset.

When an individual or entity becomes a puitesopimusjäsen, they are bound by the terms outlined in the overarching framework agreement. This means they have agreed to the fundamental principles of the contract, such as pricing, quality standards, and payment terms. However, specific orders or individual contracts might still need to be placed or agreed upon within the scope of the framework agreement. These subsequent agreements, often referred to as call-off orders or execution agreements, detail the precise details of each transaction, such as the quantity of goods, delivery dates, and specific service requirements.

The advantage of a framework agreement and being a puitesopimusjäsen lies in its efficiency. It streamlines future procurement processes by pre-determining many of the contractual aspects, reducing the need for lengthy negotiations for each individual order. This provides predictability and often better pricing for the parties involved. The puitesopimusjäsen is therefore committed to the overarching terms, even when placing smaller, individual orders that fall under its umbrella.