SSG Delivery Contract is used to support tendering, purchasing, building, commissioning and delivery of industrial plants. The documents frequently serve as templates to simplify the purchasing process.
EU compatible documents
SSG Delivery Contract is produced in collaboration with experts in the fields of law, purchasing and technology. The current edition of the contract complies with European legislation and simplifies the entire purchasing process, from drawing board to commissioning.
The contract is adapted to the needs of the process industry. It is kept continually up-to-date with EU legislation and regulations. The first edition of the contract was published way back in 1975. Since that time it has evolved to keep pace with new legislation and reflect continuous knowledge and experience feedback from industrial plants and suppliers.
The contract, which is interactive and can be completed directly online, is available in two versions. There is a short version for simpler purchasing and a longer version for more extensive undertakings. There is also a frame contract for either supply equipment, erection and maintence or for maintenance of an existing plant/equipment.
Support for performance oriented procurement
SSG’s document library also contains documents designed specifically for performance oriented procurement. This type of purchasing involves the buyer specifying a given function, in other words, what the system is to deliver in the form of measurable values.
SSG also offers the opportunity to interactively link the small and large Delivery Contract sets to SSG Standards. This allows vital documents to be printed and used as appendices to delivery contracts resulting from the purchasing process.
In the future, all SSG Standards will be accessible in this manner. Local adjustments and updates, if any, will be saved in the user’s log-in profile while the more general updates will be visible directly in the document.
Applications for the contract
- Forest industry in Sweden and elsewhere
- Other industries in Sweden and elsewhere
Languages
- Swedish
- English (principal language)
- German
- Finnish
- Polish
How it is being done
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Contract editions
2010-01 First edition of SSG Frame Contract
A new agreement, SSG Frame Contract, can be ordered from SSG to cover the life cycle of a plant/equipment. It was published in January 2010 and is included for all subscribers to the contract. It is suitable for a company group or a plant to establish business terms for a certain plant or part of a plant. When called for the purchaser kan place orders/sign mill level agreement referring to the frame contract. It is available in five languages. The contract appendices are identical to the delivery contract's appendices. For orientation purposes (no fill in options), the contract is available in PDF format. Click here to order a subscription or a single PDF-file or to ask a question.
2008 – Third European Edition
Terms in the delivery contract and in the General Conditions 90-12 have been modified. References to EC directives have been revised and can now be found in the appendix for agreed documentation. Delivery terms for chemicals and additives have beend revised to meet REACH.
2005 – Second European Edition
Changes terms for patents and annulment, contract adjusted for European application
2003 – European Contract
Separate European contract
2001 – Fifth edition
Changed indemnification regulations and adaptation to applicable Environmental Code in accordance with the Swedish Work Environment Authority statutes (AFS).
1996 – Fourth edition
Improved balance between buyer side and supplier side.
1990 – Third edition
Adaptation to the new Nordic Sale of Goods Act.
1984 – Second edition
Revisions based on the comments on the first edition from the forest industry companies and their suppliers.
1978 – ABA
The Swedish Association for Metal Transforming, Mechanical and Electromechanical Engineering Industries’ (now the Association of Swedish Engineering Industries) response to SSG
1975 – The first SSG contract