Tenders Are Invited For Development Of Design Documentation For A Civil Protection And Civil Defense Warehouse.

1. The Subject Of The Order Is The Development Of Design Documentation For A Civil Protection And Civil Defense Warehouse.2. The Description Of The Subject Of The Order Includes: A) Detailed Description Of The Subject Of The Order - Appendix No. 3 To The Swz, B) Designed Provisions Of The Contract - Appendix No. 4 To The Swz - Hereinafter Referred To As The Documentation.3. The Contractor Is Obliged To Complete The Order On The Terms And Conditions Described In The Draft Provisions Of The Agreement. 4. The Ordering Party Described The Subject Of The Contract Without Indicating Trademarks, Patents Or The Origin Of The Source Or Specific Process That Characterizes The Product Or Services Provided By A Specific Contractor. If The Contractor Finds That The Subject Of The Contract Has Been Described In The Manner Referred To In Art. 99 Section 5 Of The Act, I.E.: The Origin (Brand, Trademark, Manufacturer, Supplier) Of The Materials Has Been Indicated And The Criteria Used To Assess Equivalence Have Not Been Provided, Should Ask The Ordering Party To Indicate What Criteria Will Be Used To Assess Equivalence. If The Documentation Constituting The Description Of The Subject Of The Contract Contains References To Standards, Technical Assessments, Technical Specifications And Technical Reference Systems Referred To In Art. 101, Section 1, Point 2 And Section 3 Of The Public Procurement Law, The Ordering Party Allows Solutions Equivalent To Those Described. The Use Of A Given Standard, Technical Assessment, Technical Specifications And Technical Reference System In The Documentation Is Only Intended To Clarify The Level Of The Ordering Partys Expectations In Relation To A Specific Material/Device/Product. 5. The Ordering Party Does Not Reserve The Right To Apply For The Contract Only By The Contractors Referred To In Art. 94 Of The Public Procurement Law, I.E. Those Having The Status Of A Sheltered Workshop, Social Cooperatives And Other Contractors Whose Main Goal Or The Main Purpose Of The Activities Of Their Organizationally Separated Units That Will Implement The Order Is The Social And Professional Integration Of Socially Marginalized People.6. Due To The Nature Of The Benefit, Which Does Not Exhaust The Requirements Of An Employment Relationship Within The Meaning Of Art. 22 §1 Of The Labor Code, The Ordering Party Does Not Require The Performance Of Activities Covered By This Intention By Persons Employed Under An Employment Contract.7. In The Description Of The Subject Of The Order, The Ordering Party Took Into Account The Requirements Regarding Accessibility For Disabled People And Design For All Users Referred To In Art. 100 Paragraph 1 Pzp.8. In The Description Of The Subject Of The Order, The Ordering Party Did Not Specify The Performance Or Functionality Requirements Referred To In Art. 101 Section 1 Point 1 Of Pzp.9. The Ordering Party Does Not Require A Label From The Contractor And Does Not Indicate The Applicable Requirements Of A Specific