Tenders Are Invited For Laboratory, Optical And Precision Equipments (Excl. Glasses) – Device For Multiplex Analysis And Quantification Of Nucleic Acids By Emulsion-Digital Pcr With Accessories

Laboratory, Optical And Precision Equipments (Excl. Glasses) – Device For Multiplex Analysis And Quantification Of Nucleic Acids By Emulsion-Digital Pcr With Accessories. The Subject Of The Order Is The Delivery Of A Brand New All-In-One Emulsion-Digital Pcr System (Digital Droplet Pcr), Including Droplet Generation, Amplification, Detection And Data Analysis, Along With Installation, Commissioning, User Training, Warranty And Service. The System Must Enable Genetic And Expression Analyzes To Be Performed With High Sensitivity And Precision, In Accordance With The Digital Droplet Pcr (Ddpcr) Method (Hereinafter Referred To As The Device Or Subject Of The Order). A Detailed Description Of The Parameters Of The Subject Of The Order - A Description Of The Minimum Functional And Technical Requirements Expected From The Offered Device (Required Parameters), Is Included In Column B Of The Table In Annex No. 2 To Swz - Parameters. The Parameters Are Not Intended To Favor One Manufacturer, But To Ensure Compatibility With The Existing Infrastructure. The Description Of How To Perform The Order Is Included In The Annex To The Swz - Draft Contract. 1) The Ordering Party Does Not Divide The Order Into Parts And Therefore Does Not Allow The Submission Of Partial Offers. Offers That Do Not Include The Full Scope Of The Subject Matter Of The Contract Will Be Rejected. 2) Reasons For Not Dividing The Order Into Parts: A) The Subject Of The Order Is A Technologically And Functionally Integrated System, B) The Division Could Lead To Problems With The Compatibility Of Individual Elements, C) The Dispersion Of Service And Warranty Responsibilities Could Hinder Proper Operation And Enforcement Of Contractual Obligations. The Lack Of Division Is Justified By Technical And Organizational Reasons. At The Same Time, The Ordering Party Determined That There Is More Than One Contractor On The Market Capable Of Completing The Order In Its Entirety, Therefore, Waiving The Division Does Not Lead To Restriction Of Competition.