Improving the energy efficiency of the Reszel Town Hall building with reconstruction

… over to the Contractor as a construction site. 3. The contractor bears full responsibility for the object taken over, including its protection against access by outsiders, fire protection and protection of property. 4. The exclusion of the building from use does not release the Contractor from the obligation to organise and carry out works in such a way as not to interfere with the functioning of external infrastructure or neighbouring facilities. 5. Regardless of the shutdown of the building, the parking lot around the Town Hall must operate smoothly throughout the construction works and be accessible to users. 6. The contractor must organise the construction site and facilities in such a way that the adjacent car parks and roads remain fully passable and accessible to users. 7. Detailed rules for handing over the facility, access to utilities and incurring their costs during the period when the building is excluded from use are set out in the draft provisions of the contract constituting Annex 7 to the ToR. 8. The subject of the contract is co-financed from the European Regional Development Fund implemented under the European Funds for Warmia and Mazury 2021-2027 regional programme, project number FEWM.02.03-IZ.00-0037/25. 9. The Contractor undertakes to carry out the construction works in accordance with the conditions, restrictions and orders resulting from Decision No 17/26 of the Starosta Kętrzyński, ref.: WAI-AB.6740.4.29.2025.ns of 3 March 2026, decision of the Regional Director for Environmental Protection, ref.: WOPN.6401.91.2026.AW.3 of 4 August 2026, by permit of the Warmińsko-Mazurskie Provincial Monument Conservator of 7 November 2025, ref.: IZNR.5142.628.2025.sb., by decision of the Warmian-Masurian Provincial Commander of the State Fire Service, ref.: WZ.52840.124.2025.2 of 13.11.2025 10. The contractor is obliged to include in the offer price all costs resulting from the conditions, restrictions and orders specified in the decisions and provisions indicated in point 9, including in particular the costs of any specialist supervision (e.g. conservation, archaeological, natural), security and other activities necessary for the correct and lawful performance of the subject of the contract. Underestimation, omission or lack of recognition of the scope resulting from the above-mentioned documents cannot be the basis for requesting an increase in contractual remuneration. 11. Note: The bill of quantities should be treated ONLY as a supporting document specifying the estimated number of works to be carried out as part of the task. 12. The Contractor undertakes to perform the Subject of the Contract with the utmost care, while maintaining the principles of modern technical knowledge and applicable technical standards, in accordance with applicable law, best practice and knowledge, taking into account the professional nature of the business. 13. A detailed description of the subject-matter of the contract is contained in the documents describing the subject-matter of the contract – Annex 8 to the ToR.