Recreation and Rest Zone "PUMA" Workers' Estate, Fojkisa Street and E. Plater Street

… detailed description of the subject of the contract includes: a) Functional and Utility Programme (Appendix No. 3 to the SWZ), b) Draft provisions of the agreement (Appendix No. 4 to the SWZ). – hereinafter collectively referred to as the Documentation. 2. For the subject of the contract, the selected Contractor shall provide the Ordering Party with guarantees and warranties for a period consistent with the Contractor's offer, but not shorter than 60 months, counting from the day following the date of protocol receipt without reservations of the entire subject of the contract. 3. The contracting authority described the subject-matter of the contract without indicating the trademarks, patents or origin, source or specific process that characterises the product or services provided by a particular economic operator. If the economic operator finds that the subject of the contract has been described in the manner referred to in Article 99(5) of the Act, i.e. the origin (brand, trademark, manufacturer, supplier) of the materials has been indicated, and the criteria used to assess equivalence have not been specified, it should ask the Contracting Authority to indicate what criteria will be used to assess equivalence. 4. If the documentation constituting the Detailed Description of the Subject of the Contract contains references to standards, technical assessments, technical specifications and technical reference systems referred to in Art. 1 point 2 and paragraph. 3 of the Public Procurement Act, the Employer allows solutions equivalent to those described. The use in the documentation of a given standard, technical assessment, technical specifications and technical reference system is only aimed at clarifying the level of expectations of the Ordering Party in relation to a specific material/device/product. 5. In the description of the subject of the contract, the contracting authority took into account accessibility requirements for disabled persons and design for all users referred to in Art. 1 PPL 6. In the description of the subject of the contract, the contracting authority did not specify the performance or functionality requirements referred to in Art. 1 point 1 of the PPL. 7. The Ordering Party shall not request a label from the Contractor and shall not indicate the applicable requirements of a specific label referred to in Article 104 of the Public Procurement Law. 8. The Contracting Authority does not reserve the possibility of applying for a contract only by the Contractors referred to in Article 94 of the Public Procurement Act, i.e. having the status of a sheltered workplace, social cooperatives and other contractors whose main purpose or main purpose of activity of their organisationally separate units that will perform the contract is the social and professional integration of socially marginalised persons.