1.The subject of the order is the delivery of separable plasmapheresis kits in the amount of 24.000 units to Haemonetics PCS 2 separators.

2.A detailed description of the item of the order includes the “Price Form”, the “Detailed description of the object of the contract” and the proposed provisions of the contract which are annexes to the SWZ.

3.Duration of the item of the order — minimum 12 months from the date of delivery.

4.The warranty period of the subject of the contract shall be equal to its shelf life.

1. Single use sets, sterile, disjoint (i.e., those that require connection during installation on the separator).

2. Sets for the collection of plasma in the amount of 650 ml during one procedure, from a single puncture.

3. Kits equipped with containers for taking plasma from plastic for shock freezing of plasma at -60OC and storage at less than -25OC while maintaining the strength and durability of the container.

4. Each final container for storage of plasma must be equipped with flexible drains with the possibility of easy rolling and effective welding on welders of various types available at the premises of the Ordering Party for sampling for quality control tests.

5. The diameter of the drains of plasma storage containers with dimensions ensuring the mutual compatibility of drains of different manufacturers so as to allow them to be combined in an open and closed system using sealers available at the premises of the Ordering Party for sterile linking of drains.

6. Plasma storage containers containing at least 2 ports, protected by a membrane on the inside and adequate external protection for aridity, allowing easy access to the rolling kit.

7. Centrally on the bottom edge of the containers for storage of plasma, a longitudinal incision of the container material approximately 2cm long, enabling the containers to be suspended on the hooks of transfusion tripods.

8. The plasma storage containers must be permanently fixed, which must not be damaged or peeled off during preparation and storage. The parent label should have the appropriate dimensions to allow the ISBT compliant master label to be glued on it.

9. The parent label must have a CE mark and codes corresponding to ISBT 128 standards.

10. Labels must include: company name and kit name, set destination information, letter-to-digital series number and barcode, REF number.

11. Labels may contain: information on storage conditions of containers, information on the type of plastic from which they were made, expiry date of the set concerned.

12. Kits compatible with separators.

13. Each kit enclosed in an individual safety pack for adequate humidity during storage. Single sets must be packaged in a fault-resistant packaging. One bulk pack may contain sets of only one series.