Poland – Repair and maintenance services of generators – Modernizacja agregatów kogeneracyjnych produkcji Jenbacher zainstalowanych w GUK I Opole – 3 agregaty typ JMS616-J02

The subject of this order is the Modernisation of Jenbacher cogeneration units installed in GUK I Opole – 3 units type JMS616-J02, resulting from 30,000 operating hours. The main goal of the order is to replace parts and components of the cogeneration units installed in GUK I Opole in accordance with the requirements of the manufacturer „Jenbacher” for units that have reached 30,000 operating hours. The cogeneration units, which are the subject of the order, are located in the high-efficiency cogeneration source owned by the Contracting Authority in Opole at Harcerska Street 8. The Contracting Authority requires the work to be carried out locally in the containers of the generating units after the infrastructure has been prepared for the planned work. The Contracting Authority allows the subject of the order to be carried out in the scope of modernisation work in one of two alternative modes: a) in a phased mode – involving the successive performance of modernisation work, conducting a 72-hour Test Run and making partial acceptances (and partial payments) separately for each of the first two units and final acceptance after modernising the third unit; b) in a one-off mode – involving the performance of modernisation work on all 3 units, conducting a combined 72-hour Test Run for the entire facility and making one final acceptance of the subject of the Works (and one payment). The Contractor submits a Declaration of Choice of Contract Performance Mode in the Detailed Investment Implementation Schedule submitted for the Contracting Authority's acceptance, as mentioned in the PPU. The choice of any of the performance modes has no effect on the total remuneration of the Contractor specified in § 6 para. 1 of the PPU, which is fixed and unchangeable. The Contractor provides a Warranty for a period of 12 months on the following terms, depending on the mode of performance and acceptances chosen by the Contractor and indicated in the Detailed Investment Implementation Schedule: a) in the case of choosing the phased mode – the Warranty is provided separately for each of the units and runs individually for a given unit from the date of signing by the Contracting Authority the Partial Acceptance Protocol (for units no. 1 and 2) or the Final Acceptance Protocol for the subject of the Works (for unit no. 3); b) in the case of choosing the one-off mode – the Warranty is provided jointly for all units and runs from the date of signing by the Contracting Authority the Final Acceptance Protocol for the subject of the Works for all units. In the event that Non-Limiting Defects are found at acceptance, the Warranty period for the elements affected by these defects begins from the date of signing the acceptance protocol confirming the removal of all identified Non-Limiting Defects. NOTICE: The Warranty will not cover elements excluded by the Contracting Authority from the subject of the order. The subject of the order also includes the Service within a period of 12 months counted from the date of signing by the Contracting Authority the acceptance protocol of the modernisation of a given unit or in the event of identifying Non-Limiting Defects at acceptance - the acceptance protocol confirming the removal of Non-Limiting Defects identified at acceptance. The Service period runs individually for each unit, counted from the date of signing the given protocol or the acceptance protocol confirming the removal of Non-Limiting Defects, identified at acceptance and transfer of the given unit to operation. The Detailed Description of the subject of the order (OPZ) was presented in Annex no. 1 to the SWZ, as well as results from the PPU (Annex no. 11 to the SWZ).