Tenders Are Invited For Miscellaneous Medical Devices And Products – Provision Of An Endoscope Kit For Spine Surgery

Miscellaneous Medical Devices And Products – Provision Of An Endoscope Kit For Spine Surgery. 1. The Subject Of The Order Is The Delivery Of An Endoscopic Set For Spine Surgery To The Ordering Partys Headquarters In Accordance With The Description And Requirements Contained In Annex No. 1 To The Specification. 2. Offers That Do Not Include The Full Scope Of The Subject Of The Order Will Be Rejected. 3. The Remaining Terms Of The Order Are Specified In The Draft Contract Constituting Annex No. 3 To The Specification. Subject Means Of Evidence 1. The Ordering Party Requires The Submission Of The Following With The Offer: - Ce Certificates Or Declaration Of Conformity; - Manufacturers Certificates Confirming That The Subject Of The Order Was Manufactured Using A Production Management System Compliant With Directives And/Or Standards Regarding Ecology, Energy Efficiency, Using The Iso 14001 Standard Or Equivalent Issued By An Entity Authorized To Control Quality Or Equivalent, Where By Equivalence The Ordering Party Means The Contractors Indication Of Other Certificates Issued By An Independent, Accredited Unit Or A Statement That The Manufacturer Of The Subject Of The Order In Its Activities Respects Environmental Protection Regulations And Standards And Operates In Think About The Dnsh Principle To Minimize The Negative Impact On The Environment; - Catalog Cards Of The Manufacturer Of Individual Tools Confirming Compliance With The Required Parameters (Applies Only To Tools). 2. Pursuant To Art. 107 Section 2 Of The Public Procurement Law, The Ordering Party Informs That If The Contractor Fails To Submit The Evidence In Question Or The Evidence Submitted Is Incomplete, The Ordering Party Will Request Their Submission Or Supplementation Within The Specified Deadline. 3. The Ordering Party Also Accepts Certificates Issued By Other Equivalent Conformity Assessment Bodies. 4. The Ordering Party Accepts Appropriate Means Of Evidence Other Than Those Referred To In Art. 105 Section 1 And 3 Of The Public Procurement Law, In Particular The Manufacturers Technical Documentation, If A Given Contractor Does Not Have Access To The Certificates Or Test Reports Referred To In Art. 105 Section 1 And 3 Of The Public Procurement Law, Nor The Possibility Of Obtaining Them In Due Time, Unless This Lack Of Access Cannot Be Attributed To A Given Contractor, And Provided That A Given Contractor Proves That The Construction Works, Supplies Or Services Performed By Him Meet The Requirements, Features Or Criteria Specified In The Description Of The Subject Of The Contract Or The Offer Evaluation Criteria, Or Requirements Related To The Implementation Of The Contract. Subject Means Of Evidence The Ordering Party Will Request The Submission Of: A) Information From The National Criminal Register To The Extent Specified In Art. 108 Section 1 Point 1, 2 And 4 Of The Act Issued No Earlier Than 6 Months Before Its Submission; B) An Extract Or Information From The National Court Register Or The Central Registration And Information On Economic Activity, Prepared No Earlier Than 3 Months Before Its Submission, If Separate Regulations Require Entry In The Register Or Records In Order To Confirm The Lack Of Grounds For Exclusion Under Art. 109 Section 1 Point 4 Of The Act; C) Appropriate Certificates