Renovation of part of the roof of the swimming pool building of the Maritime University of Technology in Szczecin at ul. Starzyńskiego 9a in Szczecin

… contract Technical Specifications for the Execution and Acceptance of Construction Works - STWiORB Annexes 7.1 to 7.2 to the ToR): a) Annex 7.1 to the SWZ STWiORB construction industry, b) Annex 7.2 to the SWZ STWiORB electrical industry, 2) Auxiliary Works Quantity Annex 8 to the SWZ 3) Photographic Documentation, Drawing - Annex 9 to the SWZ. 4) The draft provisions of the contract specified in the model contract constituting Annex 6 to the ToR The Contractor shall be obliged to submit to the Contracting Authority, on the construction product approval sheets, detailed information on the materials to be incorporated, together with the source of manufacture and relevant certificates of testing, quality, attestations, certificates, declarations of performance and other documents allowing the product to be used in construction, for approval by the Contracting Authority, in accordance with the model set out in Annex 9 to the Contract, at the latest 5 days before the planned use of the product, with the exception of key construction materials, i.e. in particular: primer and topcoat and PIR laminated with papa, which must be submitted to the Ordering Party within 3 days from the handover of the works front. 1.4 The possible names (trademarks) given by the Ordering Party are exemplary, and their indication is aimed at determining the expected standard, while the Ordering Party allows the submission of equivalent offers in the scope of the description of the subject of the contract. 1.5 The subject matter of the contract is defined by indicating objective technical and quality characteristics and standards for which it is permissible to indicate examples of trademarks. Anywhere in the procurement documents, i.e.: (description of the subject of the contract, design documentation or Technical Specification for the Execution and Acceptance of Works) specific standards and regulations are established, which are to be met by materials, equipment and other goods as well as performed and examined works, the provisions of the latest edition or revised edition of the cited standards and regulations will apply, unless otherwise provided in the terms of the contract. Where the standards and regulations referred to are national or refer to a particular country or region, other appropriate standards ensuring an equal or higher level of performance than the standards or regulations referred to may also be applied, subject to their verification and approval. The differences between the standards referred to and their proposed replacements must be described precisely by the Contractor. The contracting authority shall allow equivalent tenders to be submitted. Equivalent should be understood as material, equipment, equipment with parameters, quality of workmanship, technology of performance not inferior to the description of the subject of the contract specified in the tender specification. In accordance with the Public Procurement Law Act, the Contractor who refers to solutions equivalent to those described by the Ordering Party is obliged to demonstrate that the supplies, services or works offered by him meet the requirements specified by the Ordering Party (present the technical parameters of the product offered, etc.). The Contracting Authority informs that the Contractor who offers solutions equivalent to those described by the Contracting Authority is obliged to demonstrate that the solutions offered by the Contracting Authority