Construction of water and sanitation connections to the property at ul. Rokicińska 448

… replaces subjective means of proof only to the extent that its content confirms the grounds for exclusion or the conditions for participation in the procedure required by the Contracting Authority. 11.6.4. If the certificate does not cover all the grounds for exclusion or conditions for participation required in this procedure, the Contractor shall demonstrate the other circumstances by means of subjective means of evidence indicated in the tender specifications. 11.6.5. The contracting authority shall not request subjective means of proof to the extent covered by a valid certificate, subject to Article 124(1)(b) CTMR. 4 PPL, Art. 6 of the Act on the certification of public procurement contractors and circumstances not covered by the statutory scope of certification. 11.6.6. The certificate shall not replace the declaration referred to in Article 125(2). 1 Public Procurement Law, as well as declarations and documents required as regards the grounds for sanctions under Article 7 of the Act on counteracting support for the aggression against Ukraine and Council Regulation (EU) No 833/2014. 11.6.7. The certificate does not confirm the events referred to in Art. 3 of the Law on certification, which has arisen in the present proceedings. These circumstances are subject to separate examination by the Contracting Authority. 11.6.8. The contractor submits the certificate at the stage at which, in accordance with the Public Procurement Law and the ToR, it is obliged to submit the subjective means of proof replaced by the certificate. 11.6.9. The Contracting Authority shall verify in the Public Procurement Contractors Certification Database the authenticity, validity period, status and scope of certification and the authorisation of the certification body. 11.6.10. At the request of the Contracting Authority, the Contractor shall make available the data referred to in Article 31(1)(b) CTMR. 6 of the Act on Certification, or agrees to make them available to the Ordering Party by the certification body. 11.6.11. The Contractor who refers in the procedure to the certification granted to him is obliged to immediately inform the Ordering Party about becoming aware of the cessation of compliance with the conditions for granting the certification, suspension of its validity, expiry of the validity of the certification or limitation of its scope – in whole or in part, respectively. The information should indicate the date of the event and the scope of certification to which the event relates. 11.6.12. If the Contracting Authority has reasonable doubts regarding the presumption resulting from the certificate, it shall apply the procedure set out in Article 128a of the Public Procurement Law. 11.6.13. In the event of suspension of the validity of the certification, the Contracting Authority shall request the Contractor to submit, within a period of not less than 5 days from the date of the request, subjective evidence to the extent that the certificate was to confirm the absence of grounds for exclusion or compliance with the conditions for participation in the procedure. 11.6.14. The certificate shall be submitted in electronic form, in the form in which it was issued by the certification body. The Contracting Authority does not require additional signature of the certificate by the Contractor. 11.6.15. In the case of certification of non-exclusion, the economic operator may request confirmation that there are no grounds for exclusion from the procurement procedure as regards the grounds for exclusion referred to in: 1) Article 108 par. 1 points 1-5 of the Public Procurement Law or 2) Article 108 sec. 1 points 1-5 of the Public Procurement Law and those selected by n