Tenders Are Invited For Operating-Theatre Instruments – Dek-1583 Da Vinci Wound. Consumables For Robot System

Operating-Theatre Instruments – Dek-1583 Da Vinci Wound. Consumables For Robot System. Dek-1583: Procurement Of Consumables For The Da Vinci Surgical Robot System For The Clinical Center Of The University Of Debrecen. The Tenderer Wishes To Enter Into A Framework Agreement (Fpa) With The Winning Tenderer. The Planned Value Of The Frame Quantity During The Entire Duration Of The Km: 54 Product Items Totaling 10,176 Pieces. Option: During The Duration Of The Framework Agreement, The Tenderer Is Entitled, Based On His Individual Decision, To Exercise A Maximum +30% Quantity Option In Addition To The Basic Quantities Specified Above. The Name Of The Type Of Surgical Robot System That Requires The Purchase Of Usable Consumables: Da Vinci Xi Surgical System. The Bidder Must Offer A Product In Factory New Condition That Has Not Been Used Before. The Purchase Also Includes Delivery To The User Unit. The Quantities Specified For Each Consumable In The Price Table Are Indicative. The Bidder Wishes To Enter Into A Contract For The Entire Frame Quantity. The Bidder Undertakes No Obligation To Order The Planned Quantity, And The Bidder Cannot Assert The Unused Frame Quantity As Damages Against The Bidder. Further Details Are Contained In The Public Procurement Documents. 321/2015. (X. 30.) Government Decree § 46 (3) Para. Based On, If The Documentation (Public Procurement Technical Description) Refers To A Specific Standard, Technical Permit, Technical Specifications, Technical Recommendation, Or To A Product, Origin Or Type Of Thing, Process, Activity, Person, Patent Or Trademark, The Designation Was Made Only In Order To Clearly Define The Nature Of The Object, And In Addition To The Designation, The Term Or Equivalent Must Also Be Understood, On The Basis Of Which The Contracting Authority Is Obliged To Accept The Equivalent Or A Better Solution Than Fixed Ones. Bidder - If, Instead Of The Technical Content Affected By The Reference, An Equivalent Device, Solution, Etc. Wishes To Offer In His Offer - He Must Submit The Document(S) To Support Equivalence In His Offer. The Tenderer Draws The Tenderers Attention To The Fact That The Document Used To Support Equivalence Can Be, In Particular (But Not Exclusively) The Technical Documentation From The Manufacturer Or The Certification Of An Independent, Professionally Recognized Organization.