Hungary – Paper sanitary – Higiéniai papírok beszerzése a PTE részére

Procurement of Hygiene Papers for the University of Pécs in 3 lots as follows:

1. Lot 1: Toilet Paper

1.1. Folded WC paper T3 - 80 550 sheets

1.2. Household 2-ply WC paper - 356 633 meters

1.3. Mini 2-ply WC paper - 998 985 meters

1.4. Midi 2-ply WC paper - 342 380 meters

1.5. Maxi 2-ply WC paper - 150 080 meters

1.6. Mini 3-ply WC paper - 60 940 meters

2. Lot 2: Paper Towels

2.1. V folded paper towel - 5 002 500 sheets

2.2. V folded recycled paper towel - 272 300 sheets

2.3. Household paper towel - 5 967 sheets

2.4. Midi roll paper towel - 92 333 meters

2.5. Mini roll paper towel - 82 220 meters

2.6. Industrial hand towel - 8 240 meters

3. Lot 3: Medical Sheets

3.1. 50 cm medical sheet - 27 050 meters

3.2. 60 cm medical sheet - 36 892 meters

3.3. 60 cm PE-coated medical sheet - 2 550 meters

The quantities specified above are estimated monthly quantities, provided for informational purposes only. The contracting authority ties the framework agreement to the framework amount, so the actual quantities ordered may deviate from the estimated monthly quantities. The contracting authority requires that the winning bidder, prior to the conclusion of the contract, but no later than the date set for the conclusion of the contract, as a condition for the conclusion of the contract, must provide a sample of each product offered. The purpose of the sample is to fix the product offered in the winning bid as a reference sample, and to ensure that the products delivered during the contract period can be checked and compared with the approved reference sample. The contracting authority further requires that the total height of the packaging of the products delivered during the contract period, measured with the pallet, must not exceed 190 cm. According to point b) of section 9 of Government Decree 235/2024. (VIII. 8.), at least 90% of the health and household paper products, as well as household hygiene papers, to be provided by the bidder within the framework of the contract, must be labelled with a Type I eco-label. The contracting authority records that the requirements for the Type I eco-label are to be met and verified in accordance with the provisions of section 59 (3) of the Public Procurement Act. The contracting authority draws the attention of economic operators to the fact that the procurement of dispensers does not form part of the subject matter of the procurement procedure. The contracting authority requires that, in accordance with sections 46 (3) and (5) of Government Decree 321/2015. (X. 30.), if the procurement documents contain references to a specific brand, origin, type, process, activity, person, patent or trademark, then in all cases the expression "or equivalent" must also be understood in addition to such references.