The Esslingen district awards the delivery and installation of furniture for furnishing the new administration building at the Plochingen location.

The subject of the award procedure is furnishing services for the new administrative building of the Esslingen district at the Plochingen location. The award is based on lots. A total of 5 lots are formed:

- Lot 1: steel furniture,

- Lot 2: tables,

- Lot 3: chairs,

- Lot 4: special elements,

- Lot 5: shelves.

Further details on the requirements for the individual pieces of furniture can be found in the lot-specific service descriptions. The client awards either the single lots or a combination of single lots.

The following requirements must be observed above all else:

Technical requirements:

The technical requirements for the quality of the products can be found in the batch-specific service descriptions (see Appendix 1 to the procedural guide). The requirements identified in the tender documents are binding as technical specifications. Therefore, if furniture is offered that does not correspond to the lot-specific service descriptions, the bidder must provide evidence on request that his products and services meet the technical requirements. Corresponding expert reports, manufacturer information etc. must then be submitted in German on request.

Warranty period and spare parts supply:

The warranty period for the interior and furnishing components must be at least 2 years. There are occasional deviations from the lot-specific service descriptions (see Appendix 1 to the procedural guidelines). A longer warranty period leads to a better evaluation of the offer (see section 6.4 of the procedural guidelines).

Spare parts are to be understood as those parts that can fail in the course of normal use of a product and as a result the use of the product is restricted or is no longer possible.

The following requirements must be observed above all else:

Technical requirements:

The technical requirements for the quality of the products can be found in the batch-specific service descriptions (Appendix 1 to the procedural guidelines). The requirements identified in the tender documents are binding as technical specifications. Therefore, if furniture is offered that does not correspond to the lot-specific service descriptions, the bidder must provide evidence on request that his products and services meet the technical requirements. Corresponding expert reports, manufacturer information etc. must then be submitted in German on request.

Warranty period and spare parts supply:

The warranty period for the interior and furnishing components must be at least 2 years. From the lot-specific service descriptions for lot 2, there is the difference that for the tables named there as T01, T02, T02a and T02b, the minimum warranty period is 4 years (see Appendix 1 to the procedural guidelines). A longer warranty period leads to a better evaluation of the offer (see section 6.4 of the procedural guidelines)

Spare parts are to be understood as those parts that can fail in the course of normal use of a product and as a result the use of the product is restricted or is no longer possible.

The following requirements must be observed above all else:

Technical requirements:

The technical requirements for the quality of the products can be found in the batch-specific service descriptions (Appendix 1 to the procedural guidelines). The requirements identified in the tender documents are binding as technical specifications. Therefore, if furniture is offered that does not correspond to the lot-specific service descriptions, the bidder must provide evidence on request that his products and services meet the technical requirements. Corresponding expert reports, manufacturer information etc. must then be submitted in German on request.

Warranty period and spare parts supply:

The warranty period for the interior and furnishing components must be at least 2 years. From the lot-specific service descriptions for lot 3, there is the difference that the minimum warranty period for the swivel chairs named S01, S02 and S02a is 4 years (see Appendix 1 to the procedural guidelines). A longer warranty period leads to a better evaluation of the offer (see section 6.4 of the procedural guidelines)

Spare parts are to be understood as those parts that can fail in the course of normal use of a product and as a result the use of the product is restricted or is no longer possible.

The following requirements must be observed above all else:

Technical requirements:

The technical requirements for the quality of the products can be found in the batch-specific service descriptions (Appendix 1 to the procedural guidelines). The requirements identified in the tender documents are binding as technical specifications. Therefore, if furniture is offered that does not correspond to the lot-specific service descriptions, the bidder must provide evidence on request that his products and services meet the technical requirements. Corresponding expert reports, manufacturer information etc. must then be submitted in German on request

Warranty period and spare parts supply:

The warranty period for the interior and furnishing components must be at least 2 years. There are occasional deviations from the lot-specific service descriptions (see Appendix 1 to the procedural guidelines). A longer warranty period leads to a better evaluation of the offer (cf. section 6.4 of the procedural guidelines).

Spare parts are to be understood as those parts that can fail in the course of normal use of a product and as a result the use of the product is restricted or is no longer possible.

The following requirements must be observed above all else:

Technical requirements:

The technical requirements for the quality of the products can be found in the batch-specific service descriptions (Appendix 1 to the procedural guidelines). The requirements identified in the tender documents are binding as technical specifications. Therefore, if furniture is offered that does not correspond to the lot-specific service descriptions, the bidder must provide evidence on request that his products and services meet the technical requirements. Corresponding expert reports, manufacturer information etc. must then be submitted in German on request.

Warranty period and spare parts supply:

The warranty period for the interior and furnishing components must be at least 2 years. There are occasional deviations from the lot-specific service descriptions (see Appendix 1 to the procedural guidelines). A longer warranty period leads to a better evaluation of the offer (cf. section 6.4 of the procedural guidelines).

Spare parts are to be understood as those parts that can fail in the course of normal use of a product and as a result the use of the product is restricted or is no longer possible.