1. The subject of the contract is the supply of a brand new heavy rescue and firefighting car with a 4x4 drive system for the Volunteer Fire Brigade unit in Prusice. 2. The delivered subject of the contract is to be brand new, unused, undamaged, unencumbered by the rights of third parties. 3. The Contractor shall deliver the vehicle to the Ordering Party together with: 1) A set of operating instructions in Polish for the chassis of the car, firefighting equipment and installed devices and equipment. 2) a warranty book in Polish, with provisions consistent with the provisions of the contract, 3) a set of documentation necessary to register the car, 4) a set of documentation necessary to register the vehicle as a ‘special car’ under the Road Traffic Act, including: a) vehicle card, b) extract from the approval certificate, c) technical tests, d) current certificate of approval for use in fire protection for the vehicle, 5) documents enabling the car to move independently on public roads (in particular: temporary registration and third party liability insurance). 4. The Contractor will also be required to deploy and install the equipment at the disposal of the TSO in Prusice. The Ordering Party requires agreement on the arrangement of equipment in the process of vehicle installation in order to optimally arrange and install it. 5. The subject of the order will be collected at the Contractor's premises by the Ordering Party at a predetermined date in accordance with the provisions of the contract. 6. The Contractor is obliged to train the users indicated by the Ordering Party in the basic operation of the vehicle. 7. The Contractor is obliged to constantly cooperate with the Ordering Party in order to coordinate the correct course of delivery and perform the subject of the contract in accordance with the Ordering Party's guidelines. 8. A full, detailed and comprehensive description of the subject-matter of the contract is set out in: 1) Technical specifications of the subject of the contract (hereinafter referred to as "OPZ") Annex No. 1 to the SWZ, 2) SWZ with annexes, 3) Draft provisions of the contract, 4) Answers to questions given during the tender procedure (if applicable), All the above-mentioned documents should be treated as mutually complementary. 9. 1) The Contractor shall provide a quality guarantee for the vehicle, a chassis-cab guarantee without a limit of kilometers and a construction guarantee without a limit of kilometers - for a period of not less than 24 months from the date of signing the technical and quality acceptance protocol by the parties to the contract. (2) The type/scope of the guarantee referred to in point (1) shall constitute criteria for the evaluation of tenders. The Contractor shall declare the guarantee period in the Tender Form, as appropriate for the type / scope of guarantee, but the guarantee period may not be shorter than 24 months. 3) The Contractor grants a warranty for physical defects of the item for a period equal to the longest declared warranty period from the date of signing the final protocol by the parties to the contract. 4) The rights of the Ordering Party resulting from the warranty for defects will be enforced regardless of the rights resulting from the quality guarantee. 5) If the Contractor fails to remove defects or defects within the period of quality guarantee or warranty within the time limit set in writing by the Contracting Authority, the Contracting Authority, after prior notification to the Contractor, may order their removal to a third party at the Contractor's expense. 6) Warranty periods to the extent indicated above are criteria for the evaluation of offers. 7) The warranty period will not be deemed to have ended until the defects and defects reported by the Contractor have been removed by the end of the warranty period and the warranty has expired in accordance with Article 581 paragraph 1 of the Civil Code, and the confirmation of completion will be a post-warranty acceptance protocol signed by both parties. 10. Wherever the name of the manufacturer, trade mark, patent or origin is indicated in the description of the subject-matter of the contract, such indication shall be understood to be accompanied by the word ‘or equivalent’. In the event of proprietary proprietary names and trademarks of manufacturers or products appearing in the technical specification, in accordance with Article 99 of the PPL, it is permissible to offer products equivalent to those required under full guarantee by the Contractor of meeting the parameters not lower than those described in the design documentation. The names of brands (companies), products or technologies used in the documentation should be treated as information about the expected standard of quality, and not strictly as a product necessary for use.
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