Tenders Are Invited For Portable Computers – Delivery Of Laptops For The Needs Of Cppc Organizational Units

Portable Computers – Delivery Of Laptops For The Needs Of Cppc Organizational Units. 1. The Subject Of This Order Is The Delivery Of 158 Laptops (Type 1 - 140 Pcs., Type 2 - 18 Pcs.) For The Needs Of Cppc Organizational Units. 2. Detailed Requirements For The Implementation Of The Order Are Specified In The Description Of The Subject Of The Order (Hereinafter Referred To As Opz) Constituting Appendix No. 1 To The Swz And In The Draft Provisions Of The Agreement (Hereinafter Referred To As Ppu) Constituting Appendix No. 3 To The Swz. 3. The Subject Of The Order Is Co-Financed By The European Regional Development Fund Under The Technical Assistance Of The Operational Program European Funds For Digital Development 2021-2027 And Technical Assistance Of The European Funds For Social Development Program 2021-2027 And From The State Budget. 4. The Contracting Authority May Invalidate The Contract Award Procedure If The Public Funds That The Contracting Authority Intended To Use To Finance All Or Part Of The Contract Were Not Awarded To It. 5. The Subject Of The Contract Will Be Implemented Within The Time Period Offered By The Contractor In The Offer Form, Constituting Annex No. 2 To The Swz, With The Maximum Delivery Time Being 20 Business Days From The Date Of Signing The Contract. 6. Contractors Who Are Not Subject To Exclusion Under Art. May Apply For The Award Of A Contract. 108 Section 1, Art. 109 Section 1 Point 4 Of The Public Procurement Law, Art. 7 Section 1 Of The Act Of April 13, 2022 On Special Solutions For Counteracting Support For Aggression Against Ukraine And For The Protection Of National Security (Journal Of Laws Of 2025, Item 514) And Art. 5K Of Eu Council Regulation No. 833/2014 As Amended By Regulation 2025/2033. 7. Pursuant To The Provisions Of Art. 139 Section 1 Of The Public Procurement Act, The Contracting Authority Provides For The Possibility Of First Examining And Assessing The Offers, And Then Making A Subjective Qualification Of The Contractor Whose Offer Was Rated The Highest, In Terms Of The Lack Of Grounds For Exclusion And Meeting The Conditions For Participation In The Procedure. In Accordance With The Provisions Of Art. 139 Section 2 Of The Public Procurement Law, Contractors Are Not Obliged To Submit, Together With Their Offer, The Declaration Referred To In Art. 125 Section 1 Of The Public Procurement Law. 8. The Contracting Authority - As A Matter Of Non-Compliance With The Terms Of The Contract (Article 226(1)(5) Of The Public Procurement Act - Will Reject An Offer Submitted By A Contractor From A Third Country That Has Not Concluded The Government Procurement Agreement (Gpa) Or A Bilateral Free Trade Agreement Between The Eu And That Country.