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1. The subject matter of the proceedings is the conclusion of a framework contract for the supply of printers (hereinafter referred to as equipment) to judicial units and the Purchasing Centre for the Judiciary of the Budgetary Economy Institution (hereinafter referred to as units) together with the provision of equipment warranty services. The required minimum guarantee period for each type of equipment is indicated in Annex 2 to the SWZ – Description of the subject-matter of the contract, with the proviso that the guarantee period is also a criterion for the evaluation of tenders. 2. The contracting authority shall allow partial tenders to be submitted for one, several or all lots. The subject-matter of the contract is divided into the following lots: Part 1 - Printer type 1 - mono A4 - workstation Part 2 - Printer type 1 - mono A4 - assembly Part 3 - Printer type 3 - color A4 Part 4 - Printer type 5 - efficient mono A4 Part 5 - Printer type 6 - efficient color A4 3. A detailed description of the subject-matter of the contract, including the technical specification of the equipment divided into individual parts of the contract, is attached as Annex 2 to the SWZ. 4. The purpose of a framework contract is to determine the terms and conditions of contracts (implementing contracts) that may be awarded during the term of the framework contract indicated in Chapter I. IV SWZ. 5. The FWC (Annex 5 to the FWC) sets out all the conditions relating to the performance of supplies and the conditions for selecting the Contractors who will deliver to the Entities from among the Contractors party to the FWC. 6. The implementation of orders will be carried out successively, depending on the needs of the Units after the Unit submits the contract application, obtains a response from the Contractor to the contract application and selects the Contractor who will perform the contract in question (executive procedure). 7. The list of Entities which may award contracts covered by a framework agreement or for which contracts may be awarded is set out in Annex 8 to the SWZ. 8. In accordance with Article 134 para. 2 point 7) of the Public Procurement Act, the Contracting Authority indicates that it will conclude a framework contract with a maximum of five Contractors (unless fewer Contractors submit tenders that are not rejected), who will obtain the highest number of points in the evaluation of tenders, on the basis of the criteria set out in the CVT, and whose price of the tender does not exceed the amount intended to finance the framework contract, provided that the Contracting Authority may increase this amount. In the event that the balance of points obtained is the same for several Contractors, the Contracting Authority shall conclude a framework agreement with all Contractors. 9. Contracts will be awarded to Contractors with whom a framework contract will be concluded without a public procurement procedure pursuant to Art. 1(1) of the Public Procurement Act: - where a framework contract is concluded with more than one Contractor, - where a framework contract is concluded with one Contractor, in accordance with the following rules as appropriate: The units shall in each case request: - all the Contractors who are party to the framework contract, in the event that the framework contract is concluded with more than one Contractor, - the Contractor who is party to the framework contract, in the event that the framework contract is concluded with one Contractor with a request for procurement, a specimen of which is attached as Annex 9 to the SRW. 10. Orders will be executed on the basis of implementing agreements (Annex 5A to the SWZ), within the deadlines specified by the Units, in accordance with the rules referred to in Chapter III. II point 2.7 SWZ. Text automatically translated in your browsing language Automatically translated

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