Poland – Motor vehicle insurance services – Kompleksowe ubezpieczenie komunikacyjne pojazdów

The subject of the contract is comprehensive communication insurance for vehicles. The subject of the contract has been precisely defined in the table below and in annexes 2 and 2a to the Specification of Contract Conditions. The contracting authority estimates that on the day the insurance cover commences, it will be using 189 vehicles – a detailed list is in annex 2a to the SWZ. Due to the nature of the transports and the lack of repeatability, there are no established fixed routes, transport planning, or monitoring. All ambulances in the PRM system, reserve and transport vehicles are equipped with GPS. Vehicles up to 5 years of operation are repaired using original parts. In repairs of vehicles after 5 years of operation, substitutes may be used. Damages covered by AC insurance, as well as those covered by the OC ppm policy, are repaired in a workshop chosen by the contracting authority. The contracting authority has its own workshop, where vehicles are repaired after the warranty period. The contracting authority reserves the right to align insurance periods in the risks covered. The alignment of insurance periods will apply to both policies active on the date of signing the general agreement and policies for vehicles newly purchased/accepted for use during the contract period. In the case of aligning insurance periods, the premium will be calculated according to the rates specified in the price list, on a pro rata temporis basis, according to the insurance sums and periods indicated in the policy issuance applications. The contracting authority reserves the right to conclude vehicle insurance policies for newly purchased vehicles in accordance with actual deliveries. In such a case, the premium will be calculated according to the rates specified in the price list, on a pro rata temporis basis, according to the insurance sums and periods indicated in the policy issuance applications. All requirements specified in the contract documents are minimum requirements, and their fulfilment is obligatory. Failure to meet these minimum requirements will result in the offer being rejected as non-compliant with the contract conditions under art. 226.1.5 of the Pzp Act.