Delivery of IT equipment for KWP in Łódź and subordinate units

Lots (5)

1. Lot 1Dostawa komputerów - 8 szt.

   1. The subject of the order is the delivery of IT equipment for KWP in Łódź and subordinate units. A detailed description of the terms of the contract is set out in the model contract — Annex No 8 to the SWI. 2. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Contractor with the subject matter of the contract with functional and technical parameters consistent with the submitted offer and detailed description of the subject matter of the contract. 3. The Contractor undertakes to deliver the subject-matter of the contract in the quantities indicated on the tender form according to the part. 4. The Contractor undertakes to deliver the subject-matter of the contract on a one-off basis within the time limit set out in the tender form in Annex 1.1-.1.5 to the GAE. 5. The place of delivery will be the seat of the Contracting Authority of KWP in Łódź, ul. Lutomierska 108/112. Delivery will take place on working days from 8:30 to 24.00, and will end no later than 15.00. 6. Delivery includes the introduction of equipment to the premises indicated by the Customer. Uncarryed goods shall be considered undelivered. 7. The subject of the contract must be brand-new, complete, fault-free. 8. If the subject of the contract covers an ICT product, ICT service or ICT process, the contractor is obliged to offer only such ICT products, ICT services and ICT processes as at the date of the submission of the tenders: 1. are not indicated in the recommendation referred to in Article 33(4) of the Act of 5 July 2018 on a national cybersecurity system, stating that they have a negative impact on the fundamental interest of the security of the State; 2. do not include an ICT product, the type of which has been defined in the decision on the recognition of a supplier as a high risk provider as referred to in Article 67b(15) of the Act of 5 July 2018 on a national cybersecurity system, or an ICT service or ICT process as defined in that decision. 9. If the contractor offers ICT solutions, it must clearly identify any ICT solution offered, in particular by indicating: 1. the name of the solution, 2. manufacturer or supplier, 3rd type, model, version or other indication enabling its identification, 4th function performed in the performance of the order. 10. The lack of clear identification of the ICT solution offered is a burden on the contractor. In the event of doubt, the Contractor is required to demonstrate that the ICT solution is not included in the recommendations (Article 226(1)(17) Ppp) or in the decision to consider the supplier to be a high risk supplier (Article 226(1)(19) Ppp). 11. If it is apparent from the content of the tender, documents submitted with the offer or explanations of the contractor that the tender includes the solution referred to in points (1) or (2) of paragraph 1, the tender shall be rejected pursuant to Article 226(1), point (17) or point (19) of the Public Procurement Act. Where the Contracting Authority uses any trade mark, patent or origin in the WWZ, including Annex 2 to the WWZ, this shall be of an exemplary nature and their indication shall be intended to determine the expected standard with the The Contracting Authority shall allow the submission of tenders equivalent to Article 99(5) of the Act. It should be assumed that the indicated patents, trademarks, origins define technical parameters, which means that the Contracting Authority permits the submission of tenders in this part of the subject-matter of the contract with equivalent technical parameters. The presented description of the parameters in Annex 2 to the SWZ is the technical minimum of the subject matter expected by the Contracting Authority and will form the basis for the evaluation of equivalent tenders.

2. Lot 2Dostawa monitorów - 8 szt.

   1. The subject of the order is the delivery of IT equipment for KWP in Łódź and subordinate units. A detailed description of the terms of the contract is set out in the model contract — Annex No 8 to the SWI. 2. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Contractor with the subject matter of the contract with functional and technical parameters consistent with the submitted offer and detailed description of the subject matter of the contract. 3. The Contractor undertakes to deliver the subject-matter of the contract in the quantities indicated on the tender form according to the part. 4. The Contractor undertakes to deliver the subject-matter of the contract on a one-off basis within the time limit set out in the tender form in Annex 1.1-.1.5 to the GAE. 5. The place of delivery will be the seat of the Contracting Authority of KWP in Łódź, ul. Lutomierska 108/112. Delivery will take place on working days from 8:30 to 24.00, and will end no later than 15.00. 6. Delivery includes the introduction of equipment to the premises indicated by the Customer. Uncarryed goods shall be considered undelivered. 7. The subject of the contract must be brand-new, complete, fault-free. 8. If the subject of the contract covers an ICT product, ICT service or ICT process, the contractor is obliged to offer only such ICT products, ICT services and ICT processes as at the date of the submission of the tenders: 1. are not indicated in the recommendation referred to in Article 33(4) of the Act of 5 July 2018 on a national cybersecurity system, stating that they have a negative impact on the fundamental interest of the security of the State; 2. do not include an ICT product, the type of which has been defined in the decision on the recognition of a supplier as a high risk provider as referred to in Article 67b(15) of the Act of 5 July 2018 on a national cybersecurity system, or an ICT service or ICT process as defined in that decision. 9. If the contractor offers ICT solutions, it must clearly identify any ICT solution offered, in particular by indicating: 1. the name of the solution, 2. manufacturer or supplier, 3rd type, model, version or other indication enabling its identification, 4th function performed in the performance of the order. 10. The lack of clear identification of the ICT solution offered is a burden on the contractor. In the event of doubt, the Contractor is required to demonstrate that the ICT solution is not included in the recommendations (Article 226(1)(17) Ppp) or in the decision to consider the supplier to be a high risk supplier (Article 226(1)(19) Ppp). 11. If it is apparent from the content of the tender, documents submitted with the offer or explanations of the contractor that the tender includes the solution referred to in points (1) or (2) of paragraph 1, the tender shall be rejected pursuant to Article 226(1), point (17) or point (19) of the Public Procurement Act. Where the Contracting Authority uses any trade mark, patent or origin in the WWZ, including Annex 2 to the WWZ, this shall be of an exemplary nature and their indication shall be intended to determine the expected standard with the The Contracting Authority shall allow the submission of tenders equivalent to Article 99(5) of the Act. It should be assumed that the indicated patents, trademarks, origins define technical parameters, which means that the Contracting Authority permits the submission of tenders in this part of the subject-matter of the contract with equivalent technical parameters. The presented description of the parameters in Annex 2 to the SWZ is the technical minimum of the subject matter expected by the Contracting Authority and will form the basis for the evaluation of equivalent tenders.

3. Lot 3Dostawa laptopów – 10 szt

   1. The subject of the order is the delivery of IT equipment for KWP in Łódź and subordinate units. A detailed description of the terms of the contract is set out in the model contract — Annex No 8 to the SWI. 2. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Contractor with the subject matter of the contract with functional and technical parameters consistent with the submitted offer and detailed description of the subject matter of the contract. 3. The Contractor undertakes to deliver the subject-matter of the contract in the quantities indicated on the tender form according to the part. 4. The Contractor undertakes to deliver the subject-matter of the contract on a one-off basis within the time limit set out in the tender form in Annex 1.1-.1.5 to the GAE. 5. The place of delivery will be the seat of the Contracting Authority of KWP in Łódź, ul. Lutomierska 108/112. Delivery will take place on working days from 8:30 to 24.00, and will end no later than 15.00. 6. Delivery includes the introduction of equipment to the premises indicated by the Customer. Uncarryed goods shall be considered undelivered. 7. The subject of the contract must be brand-new, complete, fault-free. 8. If the subject of the contract covers an ICT product, ICT service or ICT process, the contractor is obliged to offer only such ICT products, ICT services and ICT processes as at the date of the submission of the tenders: 1. are not indicated in the recommendation referred to in Article 33(4) of the Act of 5 July 2018 on a national cybersecurity system, stating that they have a negative impact on the fundamental interest of the security of the State; 2. do not include an ICT product, the type of which has been defined in the decision on the recognition of a supplier as a high risk provider as referred to in Article 67b(15) of the Act of 5 July 2018 on a national cybersecurity system, or an ICT service or ICT process as defined in that decision. 9. If the contractor offers ICT solutions, it must clearly identify any ICT solution offered, in particular by indicating: 1. the name of the solution, 2. manufacturer or supplier, 3rd type, model, version or other indication enabling its identification, 4th function performed in the performance of the order. 10. The lack of clear identification of the ICT solution offered is a burden on the contractor. In the event of doubt, the Contractor is required to demonstrate that the ICT solution is not included in the recommendations (Article 226(1)(17) Ppp) or in the decision to consider the supplier to be a high risk supplier (Article 226(1)(19) Ppp). 11. If it is apparent from the content of the tender, documents submitted with the offer or explanations of the contractor that the tender includes the solution referred to in points (1) or (2) of paragraph 1, the tender shall be rejected pursuant to Article 226(1), point (17) or point (19) of the Public Procurement Act. Where the Contracting Authority uses any trade mark, patent or origin in the WWZ, including Annex 2 to the WWZ, this shall be of an exemplary nature and their indication shall be intended to determine the expected standard with the The Contracting Authority shall allow the submission of tenders equivalent to Article 99(5) of the Act. It should be assumed that the indicated patents, trademarks, origins define technical parameters, which means that the Contracting Authority permits the submission of tenders in this part of the subject-matter of the contract with equivalent technical parameters. The presented description of the parameters in Annex 2 to the SWZ is the technical minimum of the subject matter expected by the Contracting Authority and will form the basis for the evaluation of equivalent tenders.

4. Lot 4Dostawa drukarki - 1 szt.

   1. The subject of the order is the delivery of IT equipment for KWP in Łódź and subordinate units. A detailed description of the terms of the contract is set out in the model contract — Annex No 8 to the SWI. 2. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Contractor with the subject matter of the contract with functional and technical parameters consistent with the submitted offer and detailed description of the subject matter of the contract. 3. The Contractor undertakes to deliver the subject-matter of the contract in the quantities indicated on the tender form according to the part. 4. The Contractor undertakes to deliver the subject-matter of the contract on a one-off basis within the time limit set out in the tender form in Annex 1.1-.1.5 to the GAE. 5. The place of delivery will be the seat of the Contracting Authority of KWP in Łódź, ul. Lutomierska 108/112. Delivery will take place on working days from 8:30 to 24.00, and will end no later than 15.00. 6. Delivery includes the introduction of equipment to the premises indicated by the Customer. Uncarryed goods shall be considered undelivered. 7. The subject of the contract must be brand-new, complete, fault-free. 8. If the subject of the contract covers an ICT product, ICT service or ICT process, the contractor is obliged to offer only such ICT products, ICT services and ICT processes as at the date of the submission of the tenders: 1. are not indicated in the recommendation referred to in Article 33(4) of the Act of 5 July 2018 on a national cybersecurity system, stating that they have a negative impact on the fundamental interest of the security of the State; 2. do not include an ICT product, the type of which has been defined in the decision on the recognition of a supplier as a high risk provider as referred to in Article 67b(15) of the Act of 5 July 2018 on a national cybersecurity system, or an ICT service or ICT process as defined in that decision. 9. If the contractor offers ICT solutions, it must clearly identify any ICT solution offered, in particular by indicating: 1. the name of the solution, 2. manufacturer or supplier, 3rd type, model, version or other indication enabling its identification, 4th function performed in the performance of the order. 10. The lack of clear identification of the ICT solution offered is a burden on the contractor. In the event of doubt, the Contractor is required to demonstrate that the ICT solution is not included in the recommendations (Article 226(1)(17) Ppp) or in the decision to consider the supplier to be a high risk supplier (Article 226(1)(19) Ppp). 11. If it is apparent from the content of the tender, documents submitted with the offer or explanations of the contractor that the tender includes the solution referred to in points (1) or (2) of paragraph 1, the tender shall be rejected pursuant to Article 226(1), point (17) or point (19) of the Public Procurement Act. Where the Contracting Authority uses any trade mark, patent or origin in the WWZ, including Annex 2 to the WWZ, this shall be of an exemplary nature and their indication shall be intended to determine the expected standard with the The Contracting Authority shall allow the submission of tenders equivalent to Article 99(5) of the Act. It should be assumed that the indicated patents, trademarks, origins define technical parameters, which means that the Contracting Authority permits the submission of tenders in this part of the subject-matter of the contract with equivalent technical parameters. The presented description of the parameters in Annex 2 to the SWZ is the technical minimum of the subject matter expected by the Contracting Authority and will form the basis for the evaluation of equivalent tenders.

5. Lot 5Dostawa skanera szczelinowego - 1 szt

   1. The subject of the order is the delivery of IT equipment for KWP in Łódź and subordinate units. A detailed description of the terms of the contract is set out in the model contract — Annex No 8 to the SWI. 2. The Contractor undertakes to provide the Contractor with the subject matter of the contract with functional and technical parameters consistent with the submitted offer and detailed description of the subject matter of the contract. 3. The Contractor undertakes to deliver the subject-matter of the contract in the quantities indicated on the tender form according to the part. 4. The Contractor undertakes to deliver the subject-matter of the contract on a one-off basis within the time limit set out in the tender form in Annex 1.1-.1.5 to the GAE. 5. The place of delivery will be the seat of the Contracting Authority of KWP in Łódź, ul. Lutomierska 108/112. Delivery will take place on working days from 8:30 to 24.00, and will end no later than 15.00. 6. Delivery includes the introduction of equipment to the premises indicated by the Customer. Uncarryed goods shall be considered undelivered. 7. The subject of the contract must be brand-new, complete, fault-free. 8. If the subject of the contract covers an ICT product, ICT service or ICT process, the contractor is obliged to offer only such ICT products, ICT services and ICT processes as at the date of the submission of the tenders: 1. are not indicated in the recommendation referred to in Article 33(4) of the Act of 5 July 2018 on a national cybersecurity system, stating that they have a negative impact on the fundamental interest of the security of the State; 2. do not include an ICT product, the type of which has been defined in the decision on the recognition of a supplier as a high risk provider as referred to in Article 67b(15) of the Act of 5 July 2018 on a national cybersecurity system, or an ICT service or ICT process as defined in that decision. 9. If the contractor offers ICT solutions, it must clearly identify any ICT solution offered, in particular by indicating: 1. the name of the solution, 2. manufacturer or supplier, 3rd type, model, version or other indication enabling its identification, 4th function performed in the performance of the order. 10. The lack of clear identification of the ICT solution offered is a burden on the contractor. In the event of doubt, the Contractor is required to demonstrate that the ICT solution is not included in the recommendations (Article 226(1)(17) Ppp) or in the decision to consider the supplier to be a high risk supplier (Article 226(1)(19) Ppp). 11. If it is apparent from the content of the tender, documents submitted with the offer or explanations of the contractor that the tender includes the solution referred to in points (1) or (2) of paragraph 1, the tender shall be rejected pursuant to Article 226(1), point (17) or point (19) of the Public Procurement Act. Where the Contracting Authority uses any trade mark, patent or origin in the WWZ, including Annex 2 to the WWZ, this shall be of an exemplary nature and their indication shall be intended to determine the expected standard with the The Contracting Authority shall allow the submission of tenders equivalent to Article 99(5) of the Act. It should be assumed that the indicated patents, trademarks, origins define technical parameters, which means that the Contracting Authority permits the submission of tenders in this part of the subject-matter of the contract with equivalent technical parameters. The presented description of the parameters in Annex 2 to the SWZ is the technical minimum of the subject matter expected by the Contracting Authority and will form the basis for the evaluation of equivalent tenders.