1. The Subject Of The Order Is The Execution Of The Task Entitled: Construction Of A Pump Track In Wieliczka, In The Design And Build Formula. The Subject Of The Order Is The Preparation Of Design Documentation And Subsequent Construction Works Consisting In The Construction Of A Pump Track In Wieliczka In Accordance With The Presented Concept Constituting An Annex To This Functional And Utility Program. The Main Function Of The Designed Facility Is To Integrate And Activate The Local Community And Promote The City Of Wieliczka By Improving The Sports And Recreational Infrastructure. The Basic Function Is Complemented By The Promotion Of An Active Lifestyle And Cycling Education (Improvement Of Riding Techniques). A Pumptrack Track With An Asphalt Surface And Grass-Covered Slopes Is Planned, As Well As The Installation Of Small Architecture Elements. The Pump Track Consists Of Obstacles Arranged In Such A Sequence As To Enable You To Accelerate And Maintain Speed Without Pedaling. They Create A Closed Loop On Which Driving In Both Directions Is Possible. General Data Resulting From The Attached Concept And Permissible Deviations: - Track Area (Along The Slope Contour): Approx. 796 M2 +/- 5%; - Asphalt Surface In Plan: Approx. 325 M2 +/- 5%; - Track Length In Projection: Approx. 164.0 M +/- 5%; - Track Surface Width: Min. 1.7 M +/- 5%; - Height Of Profiled Turns On The Pumptrack Track: Min. 1.0 M +/- 5%; (Measured From The Asphalt Surface At The Lowest Point Of The Barrier To The Asphalt Surface At The Top Of The Barrier) - Asphalt Layer Thickness: 5-7 Cm - Number Of Profiled Bends: Min. 3 Pcs. - Radius Of Bends: Min. 3.6 M - Gravel Surface: Min. 22 M2 +/- 5%; (Absorption Beds, Water Drainage Into The Ground) The Entrance To The Track Should Lead To A Widened Ledge Of The Bend With A Width Of Min. 1.5 M. 2. Additional Information Regarding The Subject Of The Order: Land Development Approximate Areas Covered By Land Development: - Area (Plot 434/6) 9,251 M2; - Study Area 1,422 M2; - Biologically Active Area Approx. 1075 M2;3. The Detailed Scope Of The Order Is Determined By The Following Studies Constituting Annexes To This Specification: - Functional And Utility Program, - Conceptual Design Of Land Development, - Geotechnical Opinion. 4. If The Origin (Brand, Trademark, Manufacturer, Supplier) Of Materials Or Standards, Approvals, Specifications And Systems Referred To In Art. 99 Section 5 Of The Public Procurement Law, The Ordering Party Allows The Offer Of Materials Or Equivalent Solutions Provided That They Guarantee The Proper Implementation Of The Works And Ensure That Technical Parameters Are Not Worse Than Those Assumed In The Above-Mentioned Documents, I.E. In Particular In The Pfu. A Contractor Who Refers To Equivalent Solutions Is Obliged To Demonstrate That The Solution He Offers Meets The Requirements Specified By The Ordering Party. In Such A Case, The Contractor Attaches To The Offer A List Of Equivalent Solutions, As Appropriate, Together With Its Description Or Standards.5. In The Case Of Describing The Subject Of The Contract In The Swz Together With Annexes By Referring To Standards, Technical Assessments, Technical Specifications And Technical Reference Systems Referred To In Art. 101 Section 1 Point 2 And Section 3 Of The Act On Public Procurement, The Ordering Party Allows Solutions Equivalent To Those Described. 6. Standards, Technical Assessments, Technical Specifications And Technical Reference Systems Referred To In Art. 101 Section 1 Point 2 Of The Act On Public Procurement And Sec. 3 Of The Act On Public Procurement Are: A) Polish Standards Transposing European Standards, B) Standards Of Other Member States Of The European Economic Area Transposing European Standards, C) European Technical Assessments, Understood As Documented Assessments Of The Performance Of A Construction Product In Relation To Its Basic Features, In Accordance With The Relevant European Assessment Document, Within The Meaning Of Art. 2 Point 12 Of Regulation (Eu) No. 305/2011 Of The European Parliament And Of The Council Of 9 March 2011 Laying Down Harmonized Conditions For The Marketing Of Construction Products And Repealing Council Directive 89/106/Eec (Oj Eu L 88 Of 04.04. 2011, P. 5, As Amended), D) Common Technical Specifications, Understood As Technical Specifications In The Field Of Ict Products Determined In Accordance With Art. 13 And Art. 14 Of Regulation (Eu) No 1025/2012 Of The European Parliament And Of The Council Of 25 October 2012 On European Standardization, Amending Council Directives 89/686/Eec And 93/15/Eec And Directive 94/9/Ec Of The European Parliament And Of The Council , 94/25/Ec, 95/16/Ec, 97/23/Ec, 98/34/Ec, 2004/22/Ec, 2007/23/Ec, 2009/23/Ec And 2009/105/Ec And Repealing Council Decision 87/95/Eec And Decision No 1673/2006/Ec Of The European Parliament And Of The Council (Oj Eu L 316, 14/11/2012, P. 12, As Amended), E) International Standards, F) Specifications Technical Specifications, Compliance With Which Is Not Mandatory, Adopted By A Standardization Institution Specialized In Developing Technical Specifications For Repeated And Permanent Use, G) Other Technical Reference Systems Established By European Standardization Organizations, 6.2) A Standard Should Be Understood As A Technical Specification Adopted By A National, European Or An International Standardization Institution For Repeated And Continuous Use, Compliance With Which Is Not Mandatory, Including A Polish Standard, A European Standard Or An International Standard.6.3) In The Absence Of Polish Standards Transposing European Standards, Standards Of Other Member States Of The European Economic Area Transposing European Standards And Standards, European Technical Assessments, Technical Specifications And Technical Reference Systems Referred To In Article 101 Section 1 Point 2 Of The Act On Public Procurement, When Describing The Subject Of The Contract, The Following Shall Be Taken Into Account In The Following Order: A) Polish Standards, B) National Technical Assessments Issued On The Basis Of The Act Of April 16, 2004 On Construction Products (Journal Of Laws Of 2019 Items 266 And 730), C) Polish Technical Specifications Regarding The Design, Calculation And Implementation Of Construction Works And The Use Of Supplies, D) National Declarations Of Conformity And National Declarations Of Performance Of Construction Products.7. The Provision Of Art. 101 Section 5 And 6 Of The Act Apply. 8. The Ordering Party Requires The Contractor To Provide At Least A 60-Month Warranty And Guarantee For The Works, Materials, Devices And Equipment Performed From The Date Of Final Acceptance. Extending The Guarantee And Warranty Beyond The Minimum (I.E. Over 60 Months) Is One Of The Criteria For Evaluating Offers In Accordance With Point 13 Of The Swz, And The Length Of The Warranty For Defects Must Correspond To The Length Of The Warranty.9. Additional Information Regarding The Subject Of The Order: 9.1) The Contractor Undertakes To Perform External Works And Tidy Up The Construction Site And Adjacent Areas If He Disturbed These Areas During The Works. The Contractor Is Obliged To Prepare Photographic Documentation Before Starting The Task. The Contractor Bears All Costs For Damage Caused To Third Parties During The Execution Of The Task. The Ordering Party Does Not Envisage Paying Compensation To Property Owners For Damage Caused By The Contractor During Construction. The Contractor Is Obliged To Make Arrangements With Property Owners And Road Managers Regarding The Commencement Of Works, Minimizing Damage And Bearing Related Costs. 9.2) The Contractor Will Make The Subject Of The Order Using Its Own Materials And Equipment. The Materials And Devices Used Should Comply With Declarations Of Compliance With Polish Standards, Certificates And Technical Approvals. The Contractor Is Obliged To Have Valid Documents For The Materials Used Confirming Permission To Use/Install Them (E.G. Approvals, Certificates, Technical Approvals, Declarations Of Conformity). The Transport Of Materials To The Construction Site And The Delivery And Operation Of Machines And Devices Are The Responsibility Of The Contractor. The Contractor Is Obliged To Perform Construction Works In Accordance With Construction Practice, Applicable Regulations And Standards And In Compliance With Occupational Health And Safety And Fire Protection Regulations. And Maximum Reduction Of The Nuisance Of Works. The Contractor Also Guarantees The Execution Of The Subject Of The Order Under The Supervision Of Persons With The Required Professional Preparation To Perform Independent Functions In The Construction Industry.9.3) During The Performance Of The Works, The Contractor Is Responsible For The Safety Of His Employees And Other Persons Located Within The Transferred Construction Site Due To The Works Carried Out.9.4) Before Proceeding With The Final Acceptance Of The Works, The Contractor Presents The Ordering Party With Reports On The Tests And Examinations Performed Which Were Necessary For The Proper Execution Of The Order, Certificates Or Attestations For The Materials Used, Documentation Regarding The Construction Works Performed (Post-Construction Inventory).9.5) During The Warranty And Warranty Period, The Contractor Shall Provide Periodic Inspection And Free Repair Of The Facility. Guarantees The Supply Of Spare Parts Necessary To Perform Repairs.9.6) The Contractor Is Obliged To Place A Board With The Facility Regulations On The Investment Premises, After The Content Is Accepted By The Ordering Party. 9.7) The Contractor Is Obliged To Prepare A Material And Financial Schedule Before Signing The Contract For The Performance Of Construction Works In Accordance With The Ordering Partys Guidelines. 9.8) In Order To Secure The Implementation Of The Subject Of The Order, The Ordering Party Obliges The Contractor Whose Offer Is Selected As The Most Advantageous In These Proceedings To Have Paid Liability Insurance Civil Law In The Scope Of Activities Related To The Subject Of The Contract Throughout The Entire Contract Implementation Period Up To A Minimum Amount Of Pln 200,000.00.
