The subject of the order is the delivery and implementation of hardware infrastructure and software for the Medical Information System (MSI) and dedicated NGS software for the Regional Scientific - Technology Center

Delivery and implementation of hardware infrastructure and software for the Medical Information System (MSI), including: application server type 1 1 pc, UPS 1 pcs., computer set with monitor 10 pcs., label printer 4 pcs., 1D/2D code reader 10 pcs., laser printer 2pcs., server operating system type 1 1 pc, server access licenses 60 pcs, server operating system type 2 2pcs, MSI system - medical part.

For a detailed description of the item of the order (SOPZ) for each part of the order, see Annexes No 1A, 1C— 1D to SWZ.

All requirements specified in the SOPZ are minimum requirements and their fulfilment is obligatory. Failure to comply with the minimum requirements will result in the rejection of the offer as incompatible with the terms of the contract pursuant to Article 226 (1) (5) of the Law Pzp.

The Contracting Authority shall require that all of the equipment and software offered and supplied come from the authorised sales channel of producers within the European Union.

The Contracting Authority requires that the equipment infrastructure offered is factory new, complete, manufactured after January 1, 2021, have lawful certificates and certificates required, and does not require any additional inputs, and is ready to go.

The Contractor shall ensure that the contract item offered for a period not less than those indicated in the individual headings in Annex No 1A and/or 1B to SWZ (SOPZ) from the date of signature of the final reception protocol, taking into account those described in the Annex and herein the requirements document for the terms of this guarantee. The period of warranty shall cover the period of the guarantee granted by the contractor.

The Contracting Authority shall allow equivalent arrangements where the reference to the standards, technical assessments, technical specifications and technical reference systems referred to in Article 101 (1) (2) and (3) of Law Pzp is used in the described subject of the contract. Where the SWZ or its annexes indicate trademarks, producer names, origin, the contracting authority permits the possibility of submitting equivalent tenders, i.e. the use of other solutions than those indicated by trade marks, etc., provided that parameters are not inferior to those indicated by trade marks, etc., are provided that parameters are not inferior specified in SWZ. The use of parameters better than indicated is acceptable. A Contractor who has applied equivalent or better solutions shall indicate them in his offer and demonstrate equivalence or superiority over the solutions described in the SWZ. The burden of evidence in proving the equivalence of the solutions offered with the solutions described by indicating an example trademark, patent, origin, source or specific process lies with the contractor.

The Contracting Authority shall allow the contract to be entrusted to subcontractors. In this case, the contracting officer requests that the contractor indicate in his tender (in the Offer Form) the part of the contract which he intends to entrust to the subcontractors and the contractor to give subcontractor companies. Failure to fulfil the obligation will mean that the contractor declares the execution of the entire object of the order on his own. Entrusting part of the contract to subcontractors does not exempt the contractor from the responsibility for the proper performance of the contract. The Contractor shall be responsible for the actions, misconduct and negligence of the subcontractors and their employees to the same extent as if they were the actions, misconduct and negligence of its own employees.

Contractors may jointly apply for a contract award. In such a case, jointly executors shall be obliged to establish a proxy to represent them in the proceedings or to represent them in the proceedings and conclude a contract on the public contract in question.

The Contracting Authority provides for the application of the so-called reverse procedure referred to in Article 139 (1) of Law Pzp,

Delivery and deployment of dedicated NGS software

A detailed description of the item of the order (SOPZ) for each part of the order can be found in Annexes No 1B to SWZ.

All requirements specified in the SOPZ are minimum requirements and their fulfilment is obligatory. Failure to comply with the minimum requirements will result in the rejection of the offer as incompatible with the terms of the contract pursuant to Article 226 (1) (5) of the Law Pzp.

The Contracting Authority shall require that all of the equipment and software offered and supplied come from the authorised sales channel of producers within the European Union.

The Contracting Authority requires that the equipment infrastructure offered is factory new, complete, manufactured after January 1, 2021, have lawful certificates and certificates required, and does not require any additional inputs, and is ready to go.

The Contractor shall ensure that the contract item offered for a period not less than those indicated in the individual headings in Annex No 1A and/or 1B to SWZ (SOPZ) from the date of signature of the final reception protocol, taking into account those described in the Annex and herein the requirements document for the terms of this guarantee. The period of warranty shall cover the period of the guarantee granted by the contractor.

The Contracting Authority shall allow equivalent arrangements where the reference to the standards, technical assessments, technical specifications and technical reference systems referred to in Article 101 (1) (2) and (3) of Law Pzp is used in the described subject of the contract. Where the SWZ or its annexes indicate trademarks, producer names, origin, the contracting authority permits the possibility of submitting equivalent tenders, i.e. the use of other solutions than those indicated by trade marks, etc., provided that parameters are not inferior to those indicated by trade marks, etc., are provided that parameters are not inferior specified in SWZ. The use of parameters better than indicated is acceptable. A Contractor who has applied equivalent or better solutions shall indicate them in his offer and demonstrate equivalence or superiority over the solutions described in the SWZ. The burden of evidence in proving the equivalence of the solutions offered with the solutions described by indicating an example trademark, patent, origin, source or specific process lies with the contractor.

The Contracting Authority shall allow the contract to be entrusted to subcontractors. In this case, the contracting officer requests that the contractor indicate in his tender (in the Offer Form) the part of the contract which he intends to entrust to the subcontractors and the contractor to give subcontractor companies. Failure to fulfil the obligation will mean that the contractor declares the execution of the entire object of the order on his own. Entrusting part of the contract to subcontractors does not exempt the contractor from the responsibility for the proper performance of the contract. The Contractor shall be responsible for the actions, misconduct and negligence of the subcontractors and their employees to the same extent as if they were the actions, misconduct and negligence of its own employees.

Contractors may jointly apply for a contract award. In such a case, jointly executors shall be obliged to establish a proxy to represent them in the proceedings or to represent them in the proceedings and conclude a contract on the public contract in question.

The Contracting Authority provides for the application of the so-called reverse procedure referred to in Article 139 (1) of Law Pzp,