Poland – Specialist vehicles – Zakup samochodów ratowniczo-gaśniczych na potrzeby prowadzenia działań ratowniczych oraz realizacji zadań ochrony ludności i obrony cywilnej

The subject of the contract is the purchase of rescue-firefighting vehicles for the purposes of conducting rescue operations and carrying out civil protection and civil defence tasks, divided into parts. 2. The subject of the contract (SOC) is Annex No. 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 to the Tender Specification: a) Part 1 - delivery of 1 medium rescue-firefighting vehicle for the purposes of conducting rescue operations and carrying out civil protection and civil defence tasks; b) Part 2 - delivery of 1 medium rescue-firefighting vehicle for the purposes of conducting rescue operations and carrying out civil protection and civil defence tasks; c) Part 3 - delivery of 1 heavy rescue-firefighting vehicle for the purposes of conducting rescue operations and carrying out civil protection and civil defence tasks. 3. The subject of the contract offered by the Contractor must meet all the requirements specified by the Purchaser in Annex No. 1.1, 1.2, 1.3. 4. The Purchaser requires that the subject of the contract offered be factory new and comply with all applicable standards and regulations. 5. The Purchaser allows the execution of part of the contract to be entrusted to a subcontractor. 6. The Purchaser requires the Contractor to indicate in the offer the parts of the contract, the execution of which will be entrusted to subcontractors, and to provide the names of any potential subcontractors, if known. 7. The contract will be implemented on the terms set out in the model contracts, which are Annexes No. 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 to this Tender Specification. 8. The possibility of changing the contract and the conditions for changing it are set out in Annex No. 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 to the Tender Specification. 9. The Contractor may also submit an offer for all parts of the contract. The Purchaser allows, in accordance with Article 91(1) of the Pzp Act, the submission of partial offers. An offer may be submitted in relation to one, two or three parts of the contract. The Purchaser does not limit the number of parts of the contract that may be awarded to one Contractor. Offers in each part of the contract will be examined and evaluated separately. 10. The Purchaser may invalidate the procurement procedure before the deadline for submitting offers if circumstances arise that make it unreasonable to continue the procedure. 11. The Purchaser informs that, in accordance with Article 257 of the PZP Act, it may invalidate the procurement procedure if the public funds that the Purchaser intended to allocate to finance all or part of the contract have not been granted to it. 12. The Purchaser requires a guarantee of proper performance of the contract. The guarantee is provided before the contract is signed.