Tenders Are Invited For Engineering Design Services – Preparation Of Technical Documentation For The Construction Of A Community Center In Biała Rawska

Engineering Design Services – Preparation Of Technical Documentation For The Construction Of A Community Center In Biała Rawska. 1. The Subject Of The Order Covered By This Procedure Is The Development Of Comprehensive Design And Cost Estimate Documentation For The Construction Of A Community Center In Biała Rawska. A Detailed Description Of The Subject Of The Order Can Be Found In Annex No. 6 To The Swz And The Draft Provisions Of The Contract. 2. The Contractor Is Obliged To Complete The Order On The Terms And Conditions Described In The Draft Provisions Of The Contract And Annex. No. 6 Opz. 3. The Offer Should Include A Valuation Of All Activities Necessary To Complete The Order, Including Those That Were Not Anticipated By The Ordering Party And Are Necessary To Implement The Subject Of The Order, In Accordance With Applicable Regulations. 4. In Order To Prepare The Offer Correctly, It Is Recommended That The Contractor, At His Own Expense, Make A Site Visit To The Area Where The Subject Of The Order Is To Be Implemented. 5. A Detailed Description And Method Of Execution Of The Order Can Be Found In The Description Of The Subject Of The Order, Which Constitutes Annex No. 6 To The Swz. 6. Names And Codes According To The Common Procurement Vocabulary (Cpv) 71240000-2 Architectural, Engineering And Planning Services 71000000-8 Architectural, Construction, Engineering And Inspection Services 71320000-7 Engineering Design Services 71242000-6 Preparation Of The Project And Project, Cost Estimation 71245000-7 Approval Plans, Working Drawings And Specifications 71248000-8 Design And Documentation Supervision 71632200-9 Non-Invasive Testing Services 7. The Ordering Party Does Not Require Employment Based On An Employment Relationship In The Circumstances Referred To In Art. 95. 8. Justification For Not Dividing The Contract Into Lots. The Value Of The Order Is Higher Than The So-Called Eu Thresholds That Oblige To Implement Eu Directives. Directive 2014/24/Eu States In Recital 78 That, In Order To Increase Competition, Contracting Authorities Should Be Particularly Encouraged To Divide Large Contracts Into Lots. The Contract In Question Is Not A Large Contract Within The Meaning Of Recital 78 Of The Above-Mentioned Eu Directive (The Directives Apply From The So-Called Eu Thresholds, And The Directive Uses The Concept Of A Large Contract In The Context Of Contracts Subject To The Directive - I.E. Contracts With A Value Significantly Exceeding The So-Called Eu Thresholds). The Order Was Not Divided Into Parts For The Following Reasons: A) The Subject Of The Order Is The Provision Of One Type Of Services. Separating Them Would Pose A Risk Of Uneliminable Organizational Problems Related To Responsibility For Individual Elements Of Services Provided By Different Contractors. B) Dividing The Subject Of The Contract Into Tasks Would Pose A Risk Of Significant Increase In Costs And Technological Difficulties Resulting From The Performance Of The Subject Of The Contract By A Larger Number Of Contractors. C) Contractors Would Duplicate Indirect Costs Of Work, Which Would Affect The Costs Of The Entire Subject Of The Contract. In Each Of The Partial Offers, The Contractor Would Have To Assume A Separate Valuation For The Use Of The Same Type Of Equipment In A Situation Where, When Submitting One Offer, The Contractor Would Use