Hungary – Journals – Külföldi nyomtatott és elektronikus folyóiratok

Subscriptions to foreign printed and electronic scientific journals under framework agreements, as specified in this invitation to tender and in the Technical Description. For all parts: The contracting authority will evaluate the tenders according to Kbt. 76. § (2) a) (lowest price). The contracting authority declares that any goods that meet specific defined quality and technical requirements meet its needs, and that the economically most advantageous tender is selected in this case only by evaluating the lowest price. The contracting authority does not allow the winning tenderer(s) to set up an operating organisation (project company) to fulfil the contract. Continuation of point III.4.5) BT-77: According to Kbt. 27/A. §, the contracting authority is obliged to accept and process electronic invoices that comply with the EN 16931-1:2017 European standard and the syntax list published by the European Commission for this standard in the Official Journal of the European Union. The contracting authority draws the attention of tenderers to the payments and the special termination reason specified in Kbt. 136. § (1) and 143. § (3). The detailed conditions for financial settlement and financing are contained in the contract draft made available as part of the procurement documents. Continuation of point III.4.7) BT-70: Sections 2-7: Delay liquidated damages: the amount for each day affected by delay is 1 (one) % of the annual net value of the journal affected by the delay – if a package was indicated in the price offer, the package – but not more than 20 (twenty) %. Failure liquidated damages with respect to the journal in question: if the delay liquidated damages reach the maximum; 25 (twenty-five) % of the annual net value of the journal affected by the delay – if a package was indicated in the price offer, the package. Failure liquidated damages with respect to the Contract: in the cases according to point 7.2. of the Contract; the amount is 25 (twenty-five) % of the total net contract value. The contracting authority understands a calendar day as a day. The detailed conditions related to the performance of the contract are contained in the contract draft made available as part of the procurement documents.