Tenders Are Invited For Zp.220.81.26 Extension Of The Integration Of The His System With Edm With 9 New Document Templates

1. The Subject Of The Order Is The Expansion Of The Integration Of The His System With Edm By 9 New Document Templates, Hereinafter Referred To As Application Software.2. The Description Of The Subject Of The Order Is Included In (Annex No. 2 To The Swz) And In The Draft Provisions Of The Contract Constituting Chapter Ii Of The Siwz.3. The Terms And Conditions Of The Contract Are Specified In The Description Of The Subject Of The Contract (Appendix No. 2 To The Swz) And The Draft Provisions Of The Contract Constituting Chapter Ii Of The Swz.4. The Ordering Party Requires That The Contractor, When Implementing The Subject Of The Contract, Act In Accordance With The Do No Serious Harm (Dnsh) Principle, Specified In Art. 17 Of Regulation (Eu) 2020/852, In Particular:• Ensured That The Devices Meet Energy Efficiency Requirements,• Ensured The Possession Of The Required Environmental Certificates,• Ensured The Minimization Of Emissions And Environmental Impacts,• Collected And Managed Waste Generated During Delivery, Installation Or Servicing In Accordance With The Waste Management Hierarchy (Prevention, Reuse, Recycling, Recovery, Disposal),• Transport And Installation Of The Devices Were Carried Out In A Manner Minimizing Environmental Impact.5. The Ordering Party Does Not Allow The Submission Of Partial Offers In A Given Procedure. The Order Consists Of 1 Task. The Ordering Party Does Not Divide The Order Into Parts, Because The Division Will Not Be Appropriate Due To The Subject Of The Order Regarding The Purchase Of Application Software And Its Implementation And Launch, And Can Only Be Completed As A Whole By One Contractor. Additionally, The Need To Coordinate The Activities Of Different Contractors Implementing Individual Parts Of The Order (Delivery And Assembly Separately) Could Seriously Jeopardize The Proper And Timely Execution Of The Order. Dividing The Subject Of The Contract Into Smaller Parts Would Also Be Pointless. Such Action Could Result In Unfavorable Consequences For The Ordering Party, E.G. An Increase In The Offered Prices Or The Inability To Resolve The Proceedings Due To The Fact That Submitting Offers For Such Small Parts Of The Order Could Prove Unprofitable For The Contractor. The Software Constitutes An Integral Whole, And Dividing It Into Parts (E.G. Separate Delivery, Separate Installation) Would Prevent Its Proper Operation And Exclude The Warranty Liability Of One Contractor And Increase Costs6. The Ordering Party Does Not Allow The Submission Of Variant Offers.