Poola – Külmutatud kala, kalafileed ja muu kalaliha – Dostawa ryb dla Jednostki Wojskowej Nr 6021.

Postępowanie on the basis of the provisions of the Act of 11 September 2019 on Public Procurement (Journal of Laws of 2026, item 793), hereinafter referred to as the Pzp Act. The procedure is conducted in the form of an unrestricted tender in accordance with Article 132 of the Pzp Act. The contracting authority awards the contract in parts, each of which is the subject of a separate procedure. The subject of the contract is the supply of fish. Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV) code: 15240000-2 Frozen fish, fish fillets and other fish meat; 15232000-3 Salted fish; 15234000-7 Smoked fish; 15240000-2 Canned fish and other preserved or processed fish; 15241200-1 Processed or canned herring; 15241400-3 Canned tuna. The detailed description of the subject of the contract is specified in Annexes No. 1, 1.1, 4 and No. 10 to the SWZ, i.e.: Tender Form, Assortment and Price Specifications, Draft Contract Terms and Subject Descriptions. Justification: The contracting authority does not allow the submission of partial offers, as the subject of the contract covers successive deliveries of fish, which require ensuring the continuity of deliveries, a uniform level of quality and efficient organisation and coordination of the implementation of the contract. Dividing the contract into parts and entrusting their implementation to several contractors could hinder the current coordination of deliveries, especially in terms of deadlines, quantities and quality of the delivered products. In the event of shortages, delays or the need to replace products, additional coordination of actions between the contracting authority and individual contractors would be necessary, which could negatively affect the continuity of supply. In addition, deliveries made by different contractors could be associated with differences in quality and the manner of delivery, which would make it difficult to ensure the uniform standards required by the contracting authority. Dividing the contract could also result in increased organisational and logistical costs, related to, among others, servicing several contracts, coordinating many deliveries and controlling their proper implementation. For the above reasons, the contracting authority considers that the implementation of the entire contract by one contractor will ensure more efficient organisation of deliveries, greater continuity and predictability of supply and a uniform quality standard of the delivered fish, and will also help to limit costs and risks associated with coordinating cooperation with many contractors. The contracting authority requires the submission of an offer for all the required positions listed in Annex No. 1.1 to the SWZ. In this procedure, the contracting authority plans to award a basic (guaranteed) contract and possible contracts within the framework of the Right of Option. Information on the scope of the contract covered by the Right of Option, including the scope, deadline for exercising this right by the contracting authority and the rules under which it will be exercised, is described in Annex No. 4 to the SWZ. The Right of Option is the right of the contracting authority, which it may, but is not obliged to, exercise within the framework of this procedure. The contracting authority does not incur any liability for not directing such a request to the contractor, and the contractors are not entitled to any claim for the contracting authority's failure to exercise the Right of Option. The circumstances of exercising the option are described in § 3 of Annex No. 4 to the SWZ. Whenever in this SWZ the subject of the contract is described with reference to trademarks, patents or origin, source or a special process that characterises the products supplied by a specific contractor, if this could lead to the favouring or elimination of some contractors or products, it is assumed that such indications are accompanied by the words "or equivalent". By describing the subject of the contract on the basis of the provision expressed in Article 99(4) of the Pzp Act, the contracting authority has indicated a trademark or origin due to the specificity of the subject of the contract and the impossibility of describing it in an exhaustive manner using precise and understandable terms. By describing the subject of the contract using trademarks, patents or origin, source or a special process that characterises the products supplied, the contracting authority thereby determines the quality, technical and user parameters that the subject of the contract must meet in order to meet the requirements set by the contracting authority. The subject of the contract should meet the technical, functional and quality parameters specified by the contracting authority in the description of the subject of the contract, which is Annex No. 10 to the SWZ. The contracting authority does not reserve the possibility of applying for the award of the contract exclusively by contractors referred to in Article 94(1) of the Pzp Act, i.e. having the status of a protected employment establishment, social cooperatives and other contractors, the main goal or the main goal of the activity of their organisationally separated units, which will implement the contract, is the social and professional integration of socially marginalised persons. The procedure is conducted in Polish in electronic form via the platformazakupowa.pl platform at the address https://platformazakupowa.pl/pn/ozgst. The contracting authority informs that the instructions for using platformazakupowa.pl, concerning in particular logging in, submitting requests for clarification of the content of the SWZ, submitting offers and other actions taken in this procedure using platformazakupowa.pl, are available in the "Instructions for Contractors" tab on the website at the address: https://platformazakupowa.pl/strona/45-instrukcje. The offer, declarations (JEDZ), electronic commitment must be signed with a qualified electronic signature.