Tenders Are Invited For Lighting In The City.

Part 1: Dog -Lighting For Dogs - Eyelash - Design And Build The Order Of The Order Is To Design, And Then Perform Works Related To The Implementation Of Paddock Lighting For Dogs On An Eyelash In The Area Of ​​The Brine Graduation Tower At Al. Spacerowa, Journal Of Laws 1018/122.1. The Scope Of The Planned Investment Includes: A) Comprehensive Design Documentation To The Extent Necessary To Submit The Intention To Perform Construction Works, B) Execution, Based On The Abovementioned Documentation, Construction Works, In Order To Implement The Investment Task In Question, Together With The Delivery And Assembly Of All Necessary Equipment And Equipment Resulting From This Documentation, C) Performing Authors Supervision, D) Preparing Receipt Documentation, Including As -Built Documentation. 2. A Detailed Description Of The Subject Of The Contract Includes: A) Functional And Utility Program Together With Attachments (Add-On No. 3A To Swz), B) The Proposed Provisions Of The Contract (Addition No. 4A To Swz- In Relation To Part 1).- Hereinafter Referred To As Documentation. 3. For The Subject Of The Contract, The Selected Contractor Will Grant The Contracting Authority A Guarantee And Warranty For A Period In Accordance With The Contractors Offer, But Not Less Than 60 Months From The Day Of The Day After The Day Of The Protocol Collection Without Reservations Of The Whole Subject. 4. The Contracting Authority Described The Subject Of The Order Without Indicating Trademarks, Patents Or Origin, Source Or Special Process That Characterizes The Product Or Services Provided By A Specific Contractor. If The Contractor Finds That The Subject Of The Contract Was Described In The Manner Referred To In Article 99 (5) Of The Act, I.E. The Origin (Brand, Trademark, Manufacturer, Supplier) Of The Materials Was Indicated, And The Criteria Used To Assess Equivalence Were Not Given, He Should Ask The Employer To Indicate What Criteria Will Be Used To Assess Equivalence5. If The Documentation Constituting A Detailed Description Of The Subject Of The Contract Includes References To Standards, Technical Assessments, Technical Specifications And Technical Reference Systems Referred To In Art. 101 Para. 1 Point 2 And Para. 3 Of The Pzp Act, The Contracting Authority Allows Equivalent Solutions Described. The Use Of A Given Standard In The Documentation, Technical Assessment, Technical Specifications And Technical Reference System Is Only Intended To Clarify The Level Of Expectations Of The Employer In Relation To A Specific Material/Device/Product. 6. The Contracting Authority In The Description Of The Subject Of The Contract Took Into Account The Requirements For Availability For Disabled People And Design For All Users Referred To Art. 100 Para. 1 Pzp.7. The Contracting Authority In The Description Of The Subject Of The Contract Did Not Specify The Requirements For The Efficiency Or Functionality Referred To In Art. 101 Para. 1 Point 1 Of Pzp.8. The Employer Does Not De

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