Modernisation and adaptation of public buildings – clusters V and VI at John Paul II Avenue 1-2 in Toruń’.

… sleepers, fabrication of concrete sleepers, fabrication of floor tile floors, replenishment of brick walls, embedding frames with windows in window openings, installation of internal and external doors, installation of toilet system walls, fabrication of insulation from heat-sealing panels, fabrication of identification inscriptions on the façade, 4) fabrication of electrical installations and low-current installations, fabrication of electrical and low-current connections, 5) fabrication of sanitary installations, ventilation and heating systems, fabrication of water connections and sewage connections, 6) greenery works such as: fertile soil, lawn construction, Grodza VI west: 1) earthmoving and demolition works such as: photo of the fertile layer of 30 cm, excavation of external walls to a depth of 150 cm, forging cavities, demolition of floors, removal of debris, filling the cavities of the building, filling the space behind the walls of the building, 2) conservation works such as: Mushrooming of walls, demolition of brick walls, desalination of walls, reinforcement of walls, replenishment of Gothic brick walls, sewing the wall with steel anchors, hydrophobization of substrates, restoration of doors from the side of the Valley of Dreams, 3) general construction works such as: fabrication of lightweight aggregate sleepers, fabrication of concrete sleepers, fabrication of floor tile floors, replenishment of brick walls, embedding frames with windows in window openings, installation of internal and external doors, installation of toilet system walls, fabrication of insulation from heat-sealing panels, fabrication of identification inscriptions on the façade, 4) fabrication of electrical installations and low-current installations, fabrication of electrical and low-current connections, 5) fabrication of sanitary installations, ventilation and heating systems, fabrication of water connections and sewage connections, 6) greenery works such as: laying fertile soil, making lawns. 1.3. The Contractor will perform the subject of the contract within the scope and in the manner specified in the design documentation and technical specifications for the execution and acceptance of construction works [studies made by Piotr Bielecki, conducting business activity under the name: ‘X-BUD Piotr Bielecki’); The ‘component parts of the design documentation and technical specifications for the execution and acceptance of construction works’ are listed in Annex 1 to the model contract, taking into account the contracting authority’s explanations to the tender specifications (answered to the contractors’ questions at the stage of the procedure, hereinafter: ‘explanations to the tender specifications’)] and in accordance with the applicable laws, standards, construction and horticultural art, on the basis of an inspection of the construction site and in accordance with the administrative decisions held by the contracting authority. The contractor will carry out works taking into account the implementation and application of treatments aimed at optimal protection of trees and shrubs on the construction site, in accordance with the guidelines contained in separate provisions of the model contract. 1.4. The contractor will perform the subject matter of the contract taking into account the DNSH (‘do no significant harm’) principle required by Regulation (EU) 2021/241 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 February 2021 establishing a Recovery Instrument.