Poland – Tablet computer – „Dostawa tabletów mobilnych do obsługi podpisów cyfrowych dla Copernicus PL Sp. z o.o.”

The subject of the contract is the supply of mobile tablets for digital signature support for Copernicus PL Sp. z o.o. 2. The subject of the contract consists of 2 parts. 3. The detailed description of the subject of the contract, quantities and conditions for the execution of the contract are contained in: 1) Annex to the SWZ – Offer Form, 2) Annex No. 1 to the SWZ – Description of the Subject of the Contract (OPZ), 3) Annex No. 3 to the SWZ – Draft Contract. 4. The offered subjects of the contract must be complete, of high standard in terms of both quality and functionality, and free from material, constructional and legal defects. 5. The offered subjects of the contract must be approved for sale and use in accordance with applicable legal regulations. 6. In all the records of the SWZ and its annexes, where the Contracting Authority refers to standards, approvals, technical specifications or reference systems or where trademarks, parameters or sources of origin (names of manufacturers or devices) are indicated, in accordance with Article 99(5) and Article 101(4) of the Pzp Act, the Contracting Authority allows equivalent solutions. 7. In the case of an assortment specified by trade names, the Contracting Authority allows offers for an equivalent assortment in every respect, i.e. composition, gramature, range, spectrum and duration of action, form, function, etc. provided that they guarantee the implementation of the subject of the contract in accordance with the assumptions specified in this SWZ. In the case of an equivalent assortment, the Contractor is obliged to specify its trade name, catalogue number and manufacturer's name. The proof of the equivalence of the offered solution or equivalent solutions rests with the Contractor. 8. The Contracting Authority does not reserve the right to tender exclusively by Contractors, as referred to in Article 94 of the Pzp Act. 9. The Contracting Authority does not impose requirements, as referred to in Article 96 of the Pzp Act. 10. The Contracting Authority requires that the purchased assortment be in accordance with the principle of "not causing significant harm to the environment" (DNSH – "do no significant harm"). 11. In connection with the execution of the contract, the Contracting Authority does not envisage the obligation of personal performance of key tasks of the contract.