Tenders Are Invited For Print And Delivery Of The Book About Animals That Chose The Tatra Mountains

1. The Subject Of The Order Is: Printing And Delivery Of The Book About Animals That Chose The Tatra Mountains.2. The Ordering Party Requires The Contractor That All Persons Performing The Subject Of The Order Specified In This Tor Are Trained By The Contractor In The Scope Of Occupational Health And Safety And Fire Protection Regulations. At The Expense And Responsibility Of This Contractor 3. Detailed Description Of The Subject Of The Order:3.1. Circulation: 3,000 Copies3.2. Format: 150 X 233 Mm After Cutting3.3. Number Of Pages: 360 + Cover3.4. Middle Paper: Coated, Volume 115 G, Similar To The Properties Of Magno Volume 1.083.5 Paper. Center Print: 4+43.6. Cover Paper: Coated Volume 400 G White, Similar To The Properties Of Magno Volume Vol 1.08.3.7 Paper. Cover Printing: 4+4 (4 Graphic Variants)3.8. Embossing: 1St Cover Page 150 X 233 Mm3.9. Binding:3.9.1. Sewing The Insert With Thread,3.9.2. Cover – In Net Format 150 × 233 Mm, With Front And Rear Flaps. Each Wing Is 150 Mm Wide, Creasing 1×.3.9.3. Gross Format Of The Cover For Cutting: (150 Mm + 150 Mm + Spine + 150 Mm + 150 Mm) × 233 Mm = (300 Mm + Spine + 300 Mm) × 233 Mm = 600 Mm + Spine × 233 Mm.3.9.4. Binding In Otabind Technology (Ensuring Full, Flat Opening Of The Book). 3.9.5. The Spine Of The Cover Is Closed.3.10. Packaging: Each Copy Packed Separately In Shrink Foil, Packages Of 6 Copies Of The Book Each, Double Paper Package With Corner Protection, With Information About The Title And The Number Of Copies In The Package. 3/11. The Book Has An Isbn Number.4. Other Provisions Regarding The Description Of The Subject Of The Order Are Included In The Contract Template.5. The Ordering Party Does Not Provide For An On-Site Visit.6. The Ordering Party Does Not Require The Employment Of Persons Under An Employment Contract Pursuant To Art. 95 Section 1 Pzp, 7. The Ordering Party Does Not Allow The Submission Of Partial Offers.8. The Ordering Party Indicates The Following Reasons For Not Dividing The Order Into Parts: 8.1. Separating The Contracts Would Be Pointless Due To The Fact That The Need To Coordinate The Activities Of Different Contractors Implementing Individual Parts Of The Contract Could Seriously Jeopardize The Proper Performance Of The Contract8.2. Specific Technical Conditions8.3. Inability Of Several Contractors To Properly Perform The Contract8.4. The Decision To Divide The Order Into A Specific Number Of Parts Rests With The Ordering Party8.5. Dividing The Contract Into Parts Could Transfer The Risk Of Project Failure To The Ordering Party And, Consequently, Make It Impossible To Achieve The Purpose Of The Public Procurement

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