Reconstruction of the road in Rydzyn Szlachecki

… AC11S 50/70 gr. 4cm, - asphalt concrete bonding layer AC16W 50/70 gr. 4cm, - non-aggregate C90/3 substrate with a grain size of 0/31,5 mechanically stabilized gr. 15cm, - improved substrate layer with a hydraulic binder stabilized with cement C1,5/2≤4,0MPa gr. 10cm, - existing substrate brought to G1 and compacted to the IS≥0,98 indicator. Interlayer bonding is designed between bitumen layers. As binders, it is recommended to use C 60 B3 ZM asphalt emulsion. Before making the bonding layer, the substructure should be sprinkled with asphalt emulsion in the amount of 0.5-0.7 kg / m2. Before making the abrasive layer, the bonding layer should be sprinkled with an asphalt emulsion in the amount of 0.1-0.3 kg / m2. 2. The description of the subject-matter of the contract shall be as follows: 1/ design documentation, 2/ technical specifications for the execution and acceptance of construction works. 3. If the description of the subject-matter of the contract in this procedure – including the technical documentation or technical specifications for the execution and acceptance of construction works used to describe the subject-matter of the contract – includes any trademarks, patents or origin, source or specific process that characterises the products or services provided by a specific economic operator, the contracting authority shall accept equivalent solutions (‘or equivalent’ – Article 99(5) of the PPL). When preparing the description of the subject of the contract on the basis of the construction and executive design, the Ordering Party did not find any trademarks, patents or origins, sources or specific processes that characterize the products or services provided by a specific Contractor. However, if the Contractor finds/notices, when analysing the description of the subject matter of the contract, that there are such cases or indirectly pointing to one specific product, the Contractor is asked, in accordance with Article 284(1)(b) CTMR, to: 1 of the Public Procurement Act, when asking the contracting authority to clarify the content of the tender specification, indicated such products. Then, as an explanation/change of the content of the tender specifications, the contracting authority, together with the designer, will specify which features of the ordered product have an equivalent value for him, which will be taken into account in the assessment and specify the criteria used for the purpose of equivalence. A similar rule shall apply in cases where references to standards, European Technical Assessments, approvals, technical specifications and technical reference systems referred to in Article 101(1)(b) CTMR have been included in the description of the subject-matter of the contract. 1 point 2 and par. 3 of the Public Procurement Act. 4. Where the description of the subject-matter of the contract refers to standards, technical assessments, technical specifications and technical reference systems as referred to in Article 101(1)(b) CTMR; 1 point 2 and paras. 3 of the Public Procurement Act, the contracting authority may not reject a tender on the sole ground that the works, supplies or services offered do not comply with the standards, technical assessments, technical specifications and technical reference systems to which the description of the subject of the contract refers, provided that the economic operator proves in the tender, in particular by means of the means of evidence in question, that