Order for services to develop GESUT databases as part of the implementation of the project "Digital solutions for geodesy of Nowo Sącz County and Nowy Sącz City".

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Article 57(2) of the Public Procurement Act (PPL), Contractors who meet the conditions of participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Pursuant to Article 112 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions of participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Lot I of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires that the Contractor assign to the performance of the contract at least one person possessing valid professional surveying qualifications within the scope specified in Article 43(1) of the Act of 17 May 1989 – Geodetic and Cartographic Law (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1151, as amended), who has managed the execution of a service consisting in the creation, conversion, or update of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database. This person will direct the works during the performance of the contract. A. With respect to the condition concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, contractors jointly applying for the contract award may rely on the capacities of those contractors who will perform the services for the realization of which these capacities are required. In such a case, contractors jointly applying for the contract award shall attach to the bid a statement indicating which services each contractor will perform. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions of participation in the procedure, in appropriate situations and with regard to a specific contract or a part thereof, the Contractor may rely on the technical or professional capacity or financial or economic situation of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relations between them. With respect to the conditions relating to education, professional qualifications, or experience, contractors may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if those entities perform the services for the realization of which those capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF EVIDENCE: In the case of joint application for the contract by Contractors, the required subjective means of evidence confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each Contractor. Subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions of participation in the procedure shall be submitted by contractors who possess the technical or professional capacity, i.e., education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority will request a Contractor who relies on the technical or professional capacity of entities providing resources under the terms specified in Article 118 of the PPL to submit appropriate subjective means of evidence indicated in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of evidence and other documents or statements that may be requested by the contracting authority from the contractor (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, regarding those entities, confirming that no grounds for exclusion from the procedure apply to them and that they meet the conditions of participation in the procedure to the extent that the Contractor relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSED PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Article 124 of the PPL, in the procurement procedure, the Contracting Authority may request subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions of participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting pursuant to Article 126(1) in conjunction with Article 139 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority, prior to selecting the most advantageous tender, shall summon the Contractor whose tender has been evaluated highest to submit w…

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Art. 57 item 2 of the Public Procurement Law (PPL), economic operators who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Based on Art. 112 of the PPL Act, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Lot I of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires the Economic Operator to have performed, within the last 5 years prior to the deadline for submission of tenders (and if the period of business activity is shorter – within this period), at least one service or several services consisting of the creation, conversion, or updating of a GESUT database and/or a BDOT500 database with a total value of not less than PLN 50,000 gross. A. With regard to the condition concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators jointly applying for the contract award may rely on the capacities of those operators who will perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. In such a case, the economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract shall attach to the tender a statement indicating which services each of the operators will perform. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, an economic operator may, in appropriate situations and with regard to a specific contract or part thereof, rely on the technical or professional capacity or financial or economic standing of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relationships between them. With regard to conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if those entities perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF EVIDENCE: In the case of economic operators applying jointly for the contract, the required subjective means of evidence confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each of the Economic Operators. Subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure shall be submitted by economic operators who possess the technical or professional capacity, i.e., the education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority shall require an Economic Operator relying on the technical or professional capacity of entities providing resources pursuant to the rules specified in Art. 118 of the PPL Act to submit appropriate subjective means of evidence specified in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of evidence and other documents or statements that may be required by the contracting authority from the economic operator (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, regarding those entities, confirming that there are no grounds for exclusion from the procedure with respect to those entities and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure to the extent that the Economic Operator relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY SHALL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSED PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Art. 124 of the PPL Act, in the procurement procedure, the Contracting Authority may require subjective means of evidence to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting on the basis of Art. 126 section 1 in conjunction with Art. 139 of the PPL Act, prior to selecting the most advantageous tender, the Contracting Authority shall call upon the Economic Operator whose tender was ranked highest to submit, wit…

INFORMATION ON THE CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Art. 57 point 2 of the Public Procurement Law (PPL), the procurement procedure may be applied for by Contractors who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority. Pursuant to Art. 112 of the Public Procurement Law, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Part II of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires the Contractor to assign to the performance of the contract at least one person holding current professional geodetic qualifications within the scope specified in Art. 43 point 1 of the Act of May 17, 1989 – Geodetic and Cartographic Law /consolidated text Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1151, as amended/, who managed the provision of a service consisting in the creation, conversion, or updating of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database. This person will direct the works during the contract performance. A. With regard to the condition of education, professional qualifications, or experience, contractors jointly applying for the award of a contract may rely on the capacities of those contractors who will perform the services for the performance of which these capacities are required. In such a case, the contractors jointly applying for the award of a contract shall attach to the tender a statement indicating which services will be performed by the individual contractors. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, in appropriate situations and with regard to a specific contract or a part thereof, the Contractor may rely on the technical or professional capacities or the financial or economic standing of entities making resources available, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relationships linking the Contractor with them. With regard to conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, contractors may rely on the capacities of the entities making resources available if these entities perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF PROOF: In the case of joint application for the contract by Contractors, the required subjective means of proof confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each of the Contractors. Subjective means of proof confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure shall be submitted by contractors who possess the technical or professional capacity, i.e. education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority shall require a Contractor who relies on the technical or professional capacities of entities making resources available under the terms set out in Art. 118 of the Public Procurement Law to submit relevant subjective means of proof specified in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labor and Technology of December 23, 2020 on subjective means of proof and other documents or statements that may be requested by the contracting authority from the contractor (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, concerning these entities, confirming that there are no grounds for excluding these entities from the procedure and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure to the extent that the Contractor relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSE PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Art. 124 of the Public Procurement Law, in a contract award procedure, the Contracting Authority may require subjective means of proof to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting pursuant to Art. 126 section 1 in conjunction with Art. 139 of the Public Procurement Law, the …

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Article 57, item 2 of the Public Procurement Law (PPL), economic operators who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Pursuant to Article 112 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Part II of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires that the Economic Operator, within the last 5 years prior to the deadline for submitting tenders, and if the period of business activity is shorter – within this period, has performed at least one service or several services consisting in the creation, conversion, or updating of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database with a total value of not less than PLN 50,000 gross. A. With respect to the condition concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract may rely on the capacities of those economic operators who will perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. In such a case, economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract shall attach to the tender a statement indicating which services each economic operator will perform. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, in appropriate situations and with respect to a specific contract, or a part thereof, the Economic Operator may rely on the technical or professional capacities or the financial or economic standing of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relations between them. With respect to conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if these entities will perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF PROOF: In the case of economic operators jointly applying for the contract, the required subjective means of proof confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each Economic Operator. Subjective means of proof confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure shall be submitted by economic operators possessing the technical or professional capacity, i.e., education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority will demand from an Economic Operator who relies on the technical or professional capacities of entities providing resources pursuant to the rules specified in Article 118 of the PPL, the submission of relevant subjective means of proof indicated in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of proof and other documents or statements that may be demanded by the contracting authority from the economic operator (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, concerning these entities, confirming that there are no grounds for excluding these entities from the procedure and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure to the extent that the Economic Operator relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSE PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEDURE (...) Pursuant to Article 124 of the PPL, in the contract award procedure, the Contracting Authority may demand subjective means of proof confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting on the basis of Article 126(1) in conjunction with Article 139 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority, prior to selecting the most advantageous tender, will call upon the Economic Operator whose tender was ranked highest to submit, within a …

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Article 57, item 2 of the Public Procurement Law (PPL), economic operators who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Pursuant to Article 112 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Part III of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires that the Economic Operator designate for the performance of the contract at least one person holding valid professional surveying qualifications in the scope specified in Article 43, item 1 of the Act of 17 May 1989 – Geodetic and Cartographic Law (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1151, as amended), who managed the performance of a service consisting in the creation, conversion, or updating of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database. This person will direct the works during the performance of the contract. A. With respect to the condition concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract may rely on the capacities of those economic operators who will perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. In such a case, economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract shall attach to the tender a statement indicating which services each economic operator will perform. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, in appropriate situations and with respect to a specific contract, or a part thereof, the Economic Operator may rely on the technical or professional capacities or the financial or economic standing of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relations between them. With respect to conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if these entities will perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF PROOF: In the case of economic operators jointly applying for the contract, the required subjective means of proof confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each Economic Operator. Subjective means of proof confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure shall be submitted by economic operators possessing the technical or professional capacity, i.e., education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority will demand from an Economic Operator who relies on the technical or professional capacities of entities providing resources pursuant to the rules specified in Article 118 of the PPL, the submission of relevant subjective means of proof indicated in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of proof and other documents or statements that may be demanded by the contracting authority from the economic operator (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, concerning these entities, confirming that there are no grounds for excluding these entities from the procedure and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure to the extent that the Economic Operator relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSE PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEDURE (...) Pursuant to Article 124 of the PPL, in the contract award procedure, the Contracting Authority may demand subjective means of proof confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting on the basis of Article 126(1) in conjunction with Article 139 of the PPL, the Contra…

INFORMATION ON THE CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Art. 57 point 2 of the Public Procurement Law (PPL), the procurement procedure may be applied for by Contractors who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority. Pursuant to Art. 112 of the Public Procurement Law, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Part III of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires that within the last 5 years before the deadline for submission of tenders, and if the period of business activity is shorter – within this period, the Contractor has performed at least one service or several services consisting in the creation, conversion, or updating of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database with a total gross value of not less than PLN 50,000. A. With regard to the condition of education, professional qualifications, or experience, contractors jointly applying for the award of a contract may rely on the capacities of those contractors who will perform the services for the performance of which these capacities are required. In such a case, the contractors jointly applying for the award of a contract shall attach to the tender a statement indicating which services will be performed by the individual contractors. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, in appropriate situations and with regard to a specific contract or a part thereof, the Contractor may rely on the technical or professional capacities or the financial or economic standing of entities making resources available, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relationships linking the Contractor with them. With regard to conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, contractors may rely on the capacities of the entities making resources available if these entities perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF PROOF: In the case of joint application for the contract by Contractors, the required subjective means of proof confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each of the Contractors. Subjective means of proof confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure shall be submitted by contractors who possess the technical or professional capacity, i.e. education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority shall require a Contractor who relies on the technical or professional capacities of entities making resources available under the terms set out in Art. 118 of the Public Procurement Law to submit relevant subjective means of proof specified in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labor and Technology of December 23, 2020 on subjective means of proof and other documents or statements that may be requested by the contracting authority from the contractor (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, concerning these entities, confirming that there are no grounds for excluding these entities from the procedure and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure to the extent that the Contractor relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSE PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Art. 124 of the Public Procurement Law, in a contract award procedure, the Contracting Authority may require subjective means of proof to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting pursuant to Art. 126 section 1 in conjunction with Art. 139 of the Public Procurement Law, the Contracting Authority, before selecting the most advantageous tender, will call upon the Contractor whose tender has been rated the highest …

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Art. 57 item 2 of the Public Procurement Law (PPL), economic operators who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Based on Art. 112 of the PPL Act, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Lot IV of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires the Economic Operator to assign to the performance of the contract at least one person holding valid professional surveying qualifications within the scope specified in Art. 43 item 1 of the Act of 17 May 1989 – Geodetic and Cartographic Law /consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1151, as amended/, who has managed the performance of a service consisting of the creation, conversion, or updating of a GESUT database and/or a BDOT500 database. This person will direct the works during the performance of the contract. A. With regard to the condition concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators jointly applying for the contract award may rely on the capacities of those operators who will perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. In such a case, the economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract shall attach to the tender a statement indicating which services each of the operators will perform. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, an economic operator may, in appropriate situations and with regard to a specific contract or part thereof, rely on the technical or professional capacity or financial or economic standing of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relationships between them. With regard to conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if those entities perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF EVIDENCE: In the case of economic operators applying jointly for the contract, the required subjective means of evidence confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each of the Economic Operators. Subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure shall be submitted by economic operators who possess the technical or professional capacity, i.e., the education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority shall require an Economic Operator relying on the technical or professional capacity of entities providing resources pursuant to the rules specified in Art. 118 of the PPL Act to submit appropriate subjective means of evidence specified in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of evidence and other documents or statements that may be required by the contracting authority from the economic operator (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, regarding those entities, confirming that there are no grounds for exclusion from the procedure with respect to those entities and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure to the extent that the Economic Operator relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY SHALL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSED PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Art. 124 of the PPL Act, in the procurement procedure, the Contracting Authority may require subjective means of evidence to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting on the basis of Art. 126 section 1 in conjunction with Art. 139 of the PPL Act, prior to …

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Art. 57 item 2 of the Public Procurement Law (PPL), economic operators who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Based on Art. 112 of the PPL Act, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Lot IV of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires the Economic Operator to have performed, within the last 5 years prior to the deadline for submission of tenders (and if the period of business activity is shorter – within this period), at least one service or several services consisting of the creation, conversion, or updating of a GESUT database and/or a BDOT500 database with a total value of not less than PLN 50,000 gross. A. With regard to the condition concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators jointly applying for the contract award may rely on the capacities of those operators who will perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. In such a case, the economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract shall attach to the tender a statement indicating which services each of the operators will perform. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, an economic operator may, in appropriate situations and with regard to a specific contract or part thereof, rely on the technical or professional capacity or financial or economic standing of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relationships between them. With regard to conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if those entities perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF EVIDENCE: In the case of economic operators applying jointly for the contract, the required subjective means of evidence confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each of the Economic Operators. Subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure shall be submitted by economic operators who possess the technical or professional capacity, i.e., the education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority shall require an Economic Operator relying on the technical or professional capacity of entities providing resources pursuant to the rules specified in Art. 118 of the PPL Act to submit appropriate subjective means of evidence specified in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of evidence and other documents or statements that may be required by the contracting authority from the economic operator (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, regarding those entities, confirming that there are no grounds for exclusion from the procedure with respect to those entities and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure to the extent that the Economic Operator relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY SHALL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSED PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Art. 124 of the PPL Act, in the procurement procedure, the Contracting Authority may require subjective means of evidence to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting on the basis of Art. 126 section 1 in conjunction with Art. 139 of the PPL Act, prior to selecting the most advantageous tender, the Contracting Authority shall call upon the Economic Operator whose tender was ranked highest to submit, wi…

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Article 57, item 2 of the Public Procurement Law (PPL), economic operators who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Pursuant to Article 112 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Part V of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires that the Economic Operator designate for the performance of the contract at least one person holding valid professional surveying qualifications in the scope specified in Article 43, item 1 of the Act of 17 May 1989 – Geodetic and Cartographic Law (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1151, as amended), who managed the performance of a service consisting in the creation, conversion, or updating of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database. This person will direct the works during the performance of the contract. A. With respect to the condition concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract may rely on the capacities of those economic operators who will perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. In such a case, economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract shall attach to the tender a statement indicating which services each economic operator will perform. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, in appropriate situations and with respect to a specific contract, or a part thereof, the Economic Operator may rely on the technical or professional capacities or the financial or economic standing of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relations between them. With respect to conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if these entities will perform the services for the execution of which these capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF PROOF: In the case of economic operators jointly applying for the contract, the required subjective means of proof confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each Economic Operator. Subjective means of proof confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure shall be submitted by economic operators possessing the technical or professional capacity, i.e., education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority will demand from an Economic Operator who relies on the technical or professional capacities of entities providing resources pursuant to the rules specified in Article 118 of the PPL, the submission of relevant subjective means of proof indicated in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of proof and other documents or statements that may be demanded by the contracting authority from the economic operator (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, concerning these entities, confirming that there are no grounds for excluding these entities from the procedure and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure to the extent that the Economic Operator relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSE PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEDURE (...) Pursuant to Article 124 of the PPL, in the contract award procedure, the Contracting Authority may demand subjective means of proof confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting on the basis of Article 126(1) in conjunction with Article 139 of the PPL, the Contract…

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE In accordance with Art. 57(2) of the Public Procurement Law (PPL), economic operators who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Pursuant to Art. 112 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional ability: In this respect, the contracting authority requires for Part V of the contract that the Economic Operator, within the last 5 years prior to the deadline for submission of tenders, and if the period of conducting business is shorter – within this period, has performed at least one service or several services consisting in the creation, conversion, or updating of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database with a total value of not less than PLN 50,000 gross. A. With respect to the condition regarding education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract may rely on the capacities of those economic operators who will perform the services for which those capacities are required. In such a case, economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract attach to the tender a statement indicating which services will be performed by the respective economic operators. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, an economic operator may, in appropriate situations and with reference to a specific contract or part thereof, rely on the technical or professional capacities or the financial or economic standing of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relations between them. With respect to conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if those entities perform the services for which those capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF EVIDENCE: In the case of joint application for the contract by Economic Operators, the required subjective means of evidence confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each of the Economic Operators. Subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure shall be submitted by economic operators who possess the technical or professional ability, i.e., education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority will require the Economic Operator who relies on the technical or professional capacities of entities providing resources pursuant to the rules specified in Art. 118 of the PPL to present the relevant subjective means of evidence indicated in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of evidence and other documents or statements that may be demanded by the contracting authority from the economic operator (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, concerning these entities, confirming that there are no grounds for exclusion from the procedure against these entities and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure to the extent that the Economic Operator relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSE PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Art. 124 of the PPL, in a contract award procedure, the Contracting Authority may demand subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting pursuant to Art. 126(1) in conjunction with Art. 139 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority, prior to the selection of the most advantageous tender, will summon the Economic Operator whose tender was ranked highest to submit, within a designate…

INFORMATION ON THE CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Article 57(2) of the Public Procurement Law (Pzp), Economic Operators who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Pursuant to Article 112 of the Public Procurement Law, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional ability: In this regard, the Contracting Authority requires for Part VI of the contract that the Economic Operator assign to the contract performance at least one person holding valid professional geodetic qualifications in the scope specified in Article 43(1) of the Act of 17 May 1989 – Geodetic and Cartographic Law /consolidated text Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1151, as amended/, who managed the provision of a service consisting of the creation, conversion, or updating of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database. This person will manage the works during the execution of the contract. A. With respect to the condition concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators jointly applying for the contract award may rely on the abilities of those economic operators who will perform the services for the execution of which these abilities are required. In such a case, economic operators jointly applying for the contract award shall attach to the tender a statement indicating which services each of the economic operators will perform. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, an Economic Operator may, in appropriate situations and with respect to a specific contract or a part thereof, rely on the technical or professional abilities or the financial or economic standing of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relationships connecting it with them. With respect to the conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators may rely on the abilities of the entities providing resources if these entities will perform the services for the execution of which these abilities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF EVIDENCE: In the case of economic operators jointly applying for the contract, the required subjective means of evidence confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each of the Economic Operators. Subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure are submitted by economic operators that have the technical or professional ability, i.e., the education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority will require the Economic Operator who relies on the technical or professional abilities of entities providing resources pursuant to the rules specified in Article 118 of the Public Procurement Law to present the relevant subjective means of evidence specified in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of evidence and other documents or statements that may be requested by the contracting authority from the economic operator (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, concerning these entities, confirming that there are no grounds for excluding these entities from the procedure and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure, to the extent that the Economic Operator relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSE PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Article 124 of the Public Procurement Law, in a contract award procedure, the Contracting Authority may request subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting pursuant to Article 126(…

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Article 57(2) of the Public Procurement Act (PPL), Contractors who meet the conditions of participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Pursuant to Article 112 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions of participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Lot VI of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires that the Contractor, during the last 5 years before the deadline for submitting bids, and if the period of business activity is shorter – within this period, has performed at least one service or several services consisting in the creation, conversion, or update of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database with a total value of not less than PLN 50,000 gross. A. With respect to the condition concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, contractors jointly applying for the contract award may rely on the capacities of those contractors who will perform the services for the realization of which these capacities are required. In such a case, contractors jointly applying for the contract award shall attach to the bid a statement indicating which services each contractor will perform. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions of participation in the procedure, in appropriate situations and with regard to a specific contract or a part thereof, the Contractor may rely on the technical or professional capacity or financial or economic situation of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relations between them. With respect to the conditions relating to education, professional qualifications, or experience, contractors may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if those entities perform the services for the realization of which those capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF EVIDENCE: In the case of joint application for the contract by Contractors, the required subjective means of evidence confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each Contractor. Subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions of participation in the procedure shall be submitted by contractors who possess the technical or professional capacity, i.e., education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority will request a Contractor who relies on the technical or professional capacity of entities providing resources under the terms specified in Article 118 of the PPL to submit appropriate subjective means of evidence indicated in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of evidence and other documents or statements that may be requested by the contracting authority from the contractor (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, regarding those entities, confirming that no grounds for exclusion from the procedure apply to them and that they meet the conditions of participation in the procedure to the extent that the Contractor relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSED PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Article 124 of the PPL, in the procurement procedure, the Contracting Authority may request subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions of participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting pursuant to Article 126(1) in conjunction with Article 139 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority, prior to selecting the most advantageous tender, shall summon the Contractor whose tender has been evaluated highest to submit within a designated time limit, not shorter than 10 days, the following means of evidence, valid as of the date of submission: 1) the statement referred to in …

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE In accordance with Art. 57(2) of the Public Procurement Law (PPL), economic operators who meet the conditions for participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Pursuant to Art. 112 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions for participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional ability: In this respect, the Contracting Authority requires for Part VII of the contract that the Economic Operator assigns to the execution of the contract at least one person possessing valid professional surveying qualifications within the scope specified in Art. 43(1) of the Act of 17 May 1989 – Geodetic and Cartographic Law (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1151, as amended), who managed the provision of a service consisting in the creation, conversion, or updating of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database. This person will manage the work during the execution of the contract. A. With respect to the condition regarding education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract may rely on the capacities of those economic operators who will perform the services for which those capacities are required. In such a case, economic operators jointly applying for the award of the contract attach to the tender a statement indicating which services will be performed by the respective economic operators. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure, an economic operator may, in appropriate situations and with reference to a specific contract or part thereof, rely on the technical or professional capacities or the financial or economic standing of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relations between them. With respect to conditions concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, economic operators may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if those entities perform the services for which those capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF EVIDENCE: In the case of joint application for the contract by Economic Operators, the required subjective means of evidence confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each of the Economic Operators. Subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure shall be submitted by economic operators who possess the technical or professional ability, i.e., education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority will require the Economic Operator who relies on the technical or professional capacities of entities providing resources pursuant to the rules specified in Art. 118 of the PPL to present the relevant subjective means of evidence indicated in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of evidence and other documents or statements that may be demanded by the contracting authority from the economic operator (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, concerning these entities, confirming that there are no grounds for exclusion from the procedure against these entities and that they meet the conditions for participation in the procedure to the extent that the Economic Operator relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSE PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Art. 124 of the PPL, in a contract award procedure, the Contracting Authority may demand subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting pursuant to Art. 126(1) in conjunction with Art. 139 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority, prior to th…

INFORMATION ON CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION IN THE PROCEDURE Pursuant to Article 57(2) of the Public Procurement Act (PPL), Contractors who meet the conditions of participation in the procedure specified by the Contracting Authority may apply for the award of the contract. Pursuant to Article 112 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority specifies the following conditions of participation in the procedure regarding technical or professional capacity: In this scope, for Lot VII of the contract, the Contracting Authority requires that the Contractor, during the last 5 years before the deadline for submitting bids, and if the period of business activity is shorter – within this period, has performed at least one service or several services consisting in the creation, conversion, or update of the GESUT database and/or the BDOT500 database with a total value of not less than PLN 50,000 gross. A. With respect to the condition concerning education, professional qualifications, or experience, contractors jointly applying for the contract award may rely on the capacities of those contractors who will perform the services for the realization of which these capacities are required. In such a case, contractors jointly applying for the contract award shall attach to the bid a statement indicating which services each contractor will perform. B. In order to confirm compliance with the conditions of participation in the procedure, in appropriate situations and with regard to a specific contract or a part thereof, the Contractor may rely on the technical or professional capacity or financial or economic situation of entities providing resources, regardless of the legal nature of the legal relations between them. With respect to the conditions relating to education, professional qualifications, or experience, contractors may rely on the capacities of entities providing resources if those entities perform the services for the realization of which those capacities are required. SUBJECTIVE MEANS OF EVIDENCE: In the case of joint application for the contract by Contractors, the required subjective means of evidence confirming the absence of grounds for exclusion shall be submitted by each Contractor. Subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions of participation in the procedure shall be submitted by contractors who possess the technical or professional capacity, i.e., education, professional qualifications, and experience necessary to perform the contract. The Contracting Authority will request a Contractor who relies on the technical or professional capacity of entities providing resources under the terms specified in Article 118 of the PPL to submit appropriate subjective means of evidence indicated in the Regulation of the Minister of Development, Labour and Technology of 23 December 2020 on subjective means of evidence and other documents or statements that may be requested by the contracting authority from the contractor (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 2415, as amended), also referred to below, regarding those entities, confirming that no grounds for exclusion from the procedure apply to them and that they meet the conditions of participation in the procedure to the extent that the Contractor relies on their resources. THE CONTRACTING AUTHORITY WILL APPLY THE SO-CALLED REVERSED PROCEDURE IN THE PROCEEDINGS (...) Pursuant to Article 124 of the PPL, in the procurement procedure, the Contracting Authority may request subjective means of evidence confirming compliance with the conditions of participation in the procedure. In view of the above, acting pursuant to Article 126(1) in conjunction with Article 139 of the PPL, the Contracting Authority, prior to selecting the most advantageous tender, shall summon the Contractor whose tender has been evaluated highest to submit within a designated time limit, not shorter than 10 days, the following means of evidence, valid as of the date of submission: 1) the statement referred to in…