Implementation of the task in the "design and build" formula for a complete air-conditioning system for the premises of the Psychiatric Department of the Independent Public Health Care Department in Siedlce

… the contract into lots: All design and construction works covered by this contract shall be carried out in a single location. Although robots concern different industries, they will ultimately form a single functional whole. In this sense, from the point of view of the art being built, the construction works which are the subject of the contract in the present proceedings overlap and will complement each other in such a way that, as a result of their performance, the Contracting Authority obtains the desired effect. In those circumstances, allowing the abovementioned construction project to be divided into individual lots and allowing each of them to be carried out by an independent economic operator exhausts the elements of a serious threat to the proper performance of the . contract referred to in recital 78 of the Classical Directive, namely Directive 2014/24/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 2014 on public procurement and repealing Directive 2004/18/EC. It should also be pointed out that recital 78 of the abovementioned Classical Directive sees the purpose of dividing up contracts and allowing the submission of partial tenders as being to ensure access to contracts for small and medium-sized undertakings. From this point of view, the division or lack of division of the contract into lots in the reality of this contract (construction works of relatively small value) does not affect the issue of access to this contract for the above-mentioned category of entrepreneurs. The Contracting Authority took due care to ensure that the subject of the contract is not described by indicating trademarks, patents or origin, source or specific process that could lead to the privilege or elimination of certain contractors or products. If, despite this, such indications are found anywhere in the tender specification and its annexes, they should not be considered as requirements relating to the subject-matter of the contract and should be considered only in terms of indications of an informative nature (not binding on economic operators). Wherever the subject of the contract is described by reference to proper names or other indications directly or indirectly indicating a specific manufacturer, the Contracting Authority shall accept solutions equivalent to those described, and such reference shall be accompanied by words or equivalent . Where the subject-matter of a public contract is determined by reference to trade marks, this must be read as follows: all materials and equipment necessary for the performance of the task shall be supplied by the Contractor. The materials and equipment used to perform the subject-matter of the contract must have the quality and technological characteristics at least as specified in the above-mentioned list. Equivalent devices may be used. The Contractor who refers to solutions equivalent to those described by the Ordering Party is obliged to demonstrate that the supplies offered by him meet the requirements specified by the Ordering Party. In addition, where standards, European technical assessments, approvals, technical specifications, technical reference systems are used in the tender specifications, the Contracting Authority accepts