Slovakia – Computer equipment and supplies – Nákup IKT, audiovizuálnej techniky, príslušenstva

The subject of the contracts awarded within this dynamic purchasing system (hereinafter ,,DNS") will be the supply of information/computer technology, telecommunications technology, audiovisual technology, and accessories for the procured or already used technology. Each successful applicant to whom a specific contract will be awarded in the established DNS will be obliged to ensure the provision of warranty service for the supplied goods, and if necessary, installation. The subject of the contracts awarded within this DNS will mainly be the supply of personal computers, laptops, tablets, docking stations, servers, memory disks for computers, laptops and servers, expansion cards and modules for computers, laptops and servers, racks, backup power supplies, active network elements, manageable and non-manageable switches, LAN adapters, monitors, printers, multifunctional copying devices, scanners, 3D printers, modems, speakers, microphones and headphones, mobile phones, webcams, video cameras, internal and external memory disks, keyboards and mice, RAM, graphics cards, USB memory keys, USB extension cables, USB-C charging cables, USB chargers, CD and DVD media, digital cameras, video projectors, colour televisions and related accessories for the aforementioned goods. The list is not exhaustive but is intended as an example of the most common subjects of individual partial contracts. The detailed specification of the subject of individual partial contracts will be stated in the invitations to tender, which will be sent to all interested parties included in this DNS when awarding contracts within the established DNS. Environmental requirements may be integrated into the detailed specification of the subject of the contract in individual invitations to tender within the established DNS. The contracting authority, by applying green public procurement, supports the sustainable use of natural resources and achieves changes in behaviour that aim at sustainable production and consumption. The aim of establishing the DNS is to enable the contracting authority to flexibly award contracts in accordance with the law on public procurement according to its current needs. When awarding specific contracts, tenders will not be submitted in the form of an electronic catalogue. The contracting authority has not divided the DNS into categories or parts, as the awarding of partial contracts will in fact be a division of the entire contract into several smaller ones. The contracting authority undertakes that when awarding partial contracts, it will combine the partial requirements for the purchase of goods specified in them on the basis of the material and functional character of the individual required goods while observing the principles of public procurement. The contracting authority does not limit the number of interested parties included in the DNS and does not set any conditions or qualification criteria for qualifying for the DNS, except for the conditions of the personal status of the interested parties arising from § 32 of Act No. 343/2015 Z.z. on public procurement and amending and supplementing certain laws as amended by later regulations (hereinafter ,,the Act"). The contracting authority will award specific contracts in the DNS at irregular intervals and with varying scope and financial volume according to its own needs.