See II.2.4
Designer
Name: Fire brigade Zone Rand
Address: Ruiterijschool 1 bus 2 at 2930 Brasschaat
Contact person: Ms. Veerle Vergauwen
Phone: +32 (3) 369 64 00
Email: government assignments@brandweer.zonerand.be
Applicable regulations
1. Law of 17 June 2016 on public procurement and subsequent amendments.
2. Royal Decree of 18 April 2017 regarding public procurement of classic sectors, and subsequent amendments.
3. Royal Decree of 14 January 2013 laying down the general rules for the implementation of public contracts and subsequent amendments.
4. Law of 17 June 2013 on the justification, information and remedies regarding public contracts, certain contracts for works, supplies and services and concessions, and subsequent amendments.
5. The General Regulations for Work Protection (ARAB), Welfare Act and Codex on well-being at work.
6. Law of 11 February 2013 establishing sanctions and measures for employers of illegally staying third-country nationals.
7. Royal Decree of 13 July 2014 on energy efficiency requirements in connection with certain public contracts for the acquisition of products, services and buildings.
Any changes to these regulations, insofar as applicable on the date of publication of the assignment, are included.
The economic operators are obliged to observe all applicable environmental, social and labor law obligations under European Union law, national law or collective agreements or under the provisions of international environmental, social and labor law listed in Annex II of the Public Procurement Act, to be complied with and enforced by any person acting as a subcontractor at any stage, and by any person who employs personnel to perform the contract. Without prejudice to the application of the sanctions referred to in other legal, regulatory or conventional provisions, breaches of the obligations referred to above shall be determined by the contracting authority and, if necessary, take measures to breach the terms of the contract.
The contractor must be in possession of all required permissions, permits and approvals, necessary for the execution of the assignment and the use of the means that he will use for this.
He is also responsible for compliance with these provisions by his subcontractors.
Each tenderer is expected to know, accept and comply with the applicable regulatory provisions.
Reporting obligation
By submitting a tender, the tenderers unconditionally accept the content of the specifications and the accompanying contract documents as well as the completion of the placement procedure as described in the specifications, and accept to be bound by its provisions. The contracting authority is not bound by the contractor's general terms and conditions of sale and / or delivery.
If a market player detects errors or gaps in the specifications and / or the other contract documents that are such that they would make the price calculation or the comparison of the offers impossible, or if he has one or more objections to the content of the specifications or the procedure described therein (errors, inconsistencies, illegalities, etc.), he will report this immediately and in writing to the contracting authority, by e-mail and by registered letter, stating the reason and at the latest ten (10) calendar days before the final date for receipt of tenders. No complaints about this will be accepted after that date.
If the contracting authority does not receive written questions or comments within the stipulated term, w ... (see contract documents)