Tenders Are Invited For Delivery And Assembly Of Office Furniture For The Municipal Office In Szklarska Poręba

1. The Subject Of The Order Is The Implementation Of The Task Entitled: Delivery And Assembly Of Office Furniture For The Municipal Office In Szklarska Poręba.2. Details Regarding The Subject Of The Order Are Included In The Annexes: 1) List Of Furniture And Equipment - Annex No. 6 To The Swz.2) Description Of The Subject Of The Contract (Opz) - Annex No. 7 To The Swz.3. Cpv Codes From The Common Procurement Vocabulary: Main Code: 39130000-2 Office Furniture Additional Codes: 39132500-1 Office Trolleys 39121100-2 Desks 39132100-2 File Cabinets 39263000-3 Office Equipment 39112000-0 Chairs4. The Ordering Party Allows, With Its Consent, Certain Modifications To The Furniture (E.G. Dimensions), Resulting From The Specific Nature Of Furniture Production At The Contractors Site And The Target Assembly Location At The Ordering Partys.5. The Contractor (In Consultation With The Ordering Party), Within 7 Business Days From The Date Of Signing The Contract, Is Obliged To Develop And Provide The Ordering Party With A Schedule For The Delivery And Assembly Of Furniture And Equipment.6. The Ordering Party Refrained From Dividing The Order Into Parts. Reasons For Not Dividing The Order Into Parts: 1) Comprehensive Delivery: The Furniture Constitutes One Coherent And Complete Interior Design Project. Their Separation Would Expose The Ordering Party To Additional Costs And Technical Difficulties.2) Functional And Technical Consistency, Including Liability (Warranty And Guarantee): In The Event Of Failure Or Defects, One Contractor Responsible For The Entire Repair. Entrusting The Entire Order To One Contractor Eliminates The Risk Of Competence Disputes In The Event Of Furniture Damage During Assembly. 3) Optimization Of Logistics And Order Fulfillment Time: Delivering And Carrying Furniture At The Same Time Allows For Smooth Assembly And Avoids Conflict Situations Between Different Contractors. Division Of The Contract Would Increase The Costs Of Contract Execution And Would Require Excessive Simultaneous Involvement Of Human Resources To Coordinate The Activities Of Various Contractors Implementing Individual Parts Of The Contract, Which Could Jeopardize The Proper Performance Of The Subject Of The Contract.4) Economic Aspects Of The Contract: It Can Be Assumed That One Larger Order Ensures The Purchase Of The Subject Of The Contract At Lower Unit Prices By Contractors (The So-Called Effect Of Scale Of The Contract).8. If The Content Of The Swz, Including The Description Of The Subject Of The Order, Mentions Trademarks, Standards, Technical Assessments, Technical Specifications, The Ordering Party Allows Solutions Equivalent To Those Described. A Product Equivalent To The Specified Subject Of The Order Is Understood As A Product With The Parameters And Minimum Requirements Listed And Specified In Annexes No. 6 And 7 To The Swz. The Ordering Party Allows The Offer Of Materials, Goods Or Equivalent Solutions, And All Goods Specified In The Documentation, From Sp