Procurement of accessories for Philips CT

Pursuant to Article 1 (1) of Government Decree No. 321/2015 (X. 30.), the tenderer must preliminarily verify in its tender, upon submission of its tender in this public procurement procedure initiated under Part Two of the Public Procurement Act (Kbt.), by completing the European Single Procurement Document, that it complies with the suitability requirements defined below by the Contracting Authority on the basis of Article 65 of the Kbt. Pursuant to Article 2 (1) (c) of Government Decree No. 321/2015 (X. 30.), the tenderer must complete Part IV, section "α" of the European Single Procurement Document for the preliminary verification of the suitability requirements.

Tenderer(s) may also fulfill the prescribed suitability requirement by relying on the capacity of any other entity (or person). If the tenderer fulfills the prescribed suitability requirements by relying on the capacity of another entity, it must, at the time of tendering, complete the European Single Procurement Document provided in the EKR system on behalf of the entity making its capacities available.

The Contracting Authority draws attention to the provisions of Article 65 (6)-(9), (11), (12), Article 67 (3), Article 69 (4), (11a) of the Kbt., as well as Article 21 (1)-(1a) and Article 22 (1)-(2) and (4) of Government Decree No. 321/2015 (X. 30.).

An economic operator (Tenderer) called upon by the Contracting Authority to submit certificates concerning suitability requirements pursuant to Article 69 (4)-(7) of the Kbt. must certify its compliance with the suitability requirements as follows: M1.) Tenderer shall attach, pursuant to Article 65 (1) (b) and Article 65 (4) of the Kbt. and Article 21 (1) (a) of the Decree, a reference statement or certificate issued pursuant to Article 22 (1) and (2) of the Decree regarding its references completed in accordance with Article 21/A and Article 22 (1) of Government Decree No. 321/2015 (X. 30.) within the 3 years (36 months) prior to the dispatch of the call for competition (completed during the examined period, but commenced within at most six years), necessary to certify the prescribed minimum suitability requirements, which must contain at least the following: o the name and registered office of the other contracting party;

o the subject-matter/description of the supply (indicating the data from which compliance with the suitability requirement can be established); o quantitative data relevant to assessing suitability for supply (indicating the data from which compliance with the suitability requirement can be established); o in the case of a reference performed as a joint tenderer, the proportion of participation in the amount of consideration; o the period of performance (start and end date, accurate to YEAR/MONTH/DAY);

o a statement as to whether the performance was carried out in accordance with the specifications and the contract.

If the performance was not carried out in accordance with the contract, the reason and extent of the deviation must be described in the certificate or statement, as well as, in the event of a breach of contract by the economic operator, whether the economic operator is liable for the breach of contract.

If suitability is certified by a statement of the tenderer, candidate, or other entity participating in the certification of suitability, the statement shall also include whether the other contracting party disputes the contractual nature of the performance or – if the economic operator has made a statement on this – the circumstance that the economic operator is not liable for the breach of contract.

The contracting authority shall also accept certificates of completed performances where, although a breach of contract occurred, the economic operator's liability for the breach of contract does not exist – undisputed by the other contracting party. o with respect to the other contracting party, the name and contact details (phone number and/or email address) of the contact person. Pursua…