Contract Offer
A contract offer is a proposal by one party to another that sets out the terms of an agreement between them. It is usually made in writing, but it can also be verbal. The offer must be clear and unambiguous, so that both parties understand what they are agreeing to.
If the other party accepts the offer, they will agree to all of the terms set out in it. This creates a binding contract between them. Once a contract has been formed, both parties are legally obliged to uphold their end of the bargain.
If you are making a contract offer, be sure to include all of the key terms that you want to be included in the agreement. These could include things like price, delivery date, warranty period, and so on. You should also make sure that you are clear about your own rights and obligations under the agreement.
Once you have made your offer, the other party has a reasonable time to consider it and decide whether or not they accept it. If they do not accept it within this time frame, then your offer expires and the contract is void.