Tenders Are Invited For Occupational Clothing, Special Workwear And Accessories – Procurement Of Uniforms For Nav

Occupational Clothing, Special Workwear And Accessories – Procurement Of Uniforms For Nav. The Purpose Of The Public Procurement Is The Acquisition Of Specially Designed Uniforms For The Employees Of The National Tax And Customs Administration Within The Framework Of A Framework Purchase Agreement, Up To A Framework Amount Of Huf 330,000,000. The Tenderer Undertakes To Draw Down 70% Of The Designated Amount, And Does Not Undertake To Draw Down 30% Of The Indicated Amount. Planned Quantities: Name Quantity (Pc) Nav Training/Service Cap (Pilot) 400 Nav Short Winter Coat 500 Nav Training T-Shirt (With Collar) 1000 Nav New Type Long Winter Coat 500 Nav Training Jacket 1000 Nav Training Undershirt (Round Neck) 4500 Nav Mens Winter Service/Training Trousers 1000 Nav Womens Winter Service/Practice Pants 200 Nav Womens Summer Service/Practice Pants 200 Nav Mens Summer Service/Practice Pants 1750 Nav Service Sweater 650 Nav Mens Company Pants 600 Nav Womens Company Skirt 300 Total: 12,600 Pcs. It Was Provided By The Tenderer For The Purpose Of Comparability Of The Offers. Settlement (Invoicing) Takes Place On The Basis Of The Quantities Actually Ordered/Delivered During The Term Of The Contract, On The Basis Of The Unit Prices Specified By The Winning Bidder, Up To The Specified Limit Amount. The Proposed Net Bid Unit Prices Must Include All Additional Costs Incurred Until The Delivery Of The Products At The Place Of Fulfillment, On Top Of Which The Winning Bidder May Not Charge The Bidder Additional Additional Costs. The Requirements For The Products To Be Purchased Are Contained In The Technical Description. The Requirement For The Performance Of The Contract Is Contained In The Draft Contract. The Detailed Technical Parameters Are Contained In The Public Procurement Documents And The Issued Technical Description. In Order To Define The Subject Of The Public Procurement In A Clear And Comprehensible Manner, The Tenderer May Refer To The Make, Origin, Type Of Thing, Process, Activity, Person, Or Patent Or Trademark Specified In This Invitation And Other Public Procurement Documents. In All Such Cases, The Designation Was Made Only In Order To Clearly Define The Nature Of The Object, And An Offer May Be Made For The Product Specified In This Call For Proposals, Or For The Product Equivalent To It - With Regard To The Detailed Technical Parameters Of The Given Product. During The Evaluation Of The Technical Content, The Equivalence Must Be Judged By The Bidder, For Which Decision The Bidder Must Provide All The Data. It Is Therefore The Bidders Duty To Prove In The Bid That The Offered Product Is Equivalent To The Product Specified By The Bidder. An Offer Can Also Be Made For A Product With More Favorable Characteristics For The Applicant.