Postal services

… subject of the contract will be implemented in particular in accordance with the provisions of legal acts regarding universal service within the meaning of the Postal Law of 23 November 2012 (i.e. Journal of Laws 2026, item 558) for: a) unregistered letters in domestic trade, b) unregistered priority letters in domestic trade, c) registered letters in domestic trade, d) registered priority letters in domestic trade, e) registered priority letters with acknowledgment of receipt (ZPO) in domestic trade, f) registered priority letters with acknowledgment of receipt (ZPO in domestic trade), g) unregistered priority letters in foreign trade h) registered priority letters in foreign trade, i) registered priority letters with acknowledgment of receipt (ZPO in foreign trade), j) parcels in domestic trade, k) priority parcels in domestic trade, l) parcels with acknowledgment of receipt (ZPO) in domestic trade, m) domestic priority parcels with acknowledgment of receipt (ZPO) in domestic trade, n) parcels in foreign trade, o) priority parcels in foreign trade, p) parcels with confirmation of receipt (ZPO) in foreign trade, q) priority parcels with confirmation of receipt (ZPO) in foreign trade, r) Other services according to the prices resulting from the Contractor's price list. 4) A detailed description of the subject of the contract is attached as Annex 2 to the ToR. 5) The Ordering Party does not allow for the possibility of submitting partial offers. As regards the reasons for the lack of division of the contract into lots, it should be noted that, in principle, we are dealing with a homogeneous contract. It would be difficult to find an objective, technical, substantive, organisational and logistical justification for an even greater division of this type of contract into lots. 6) The Ordering Party does not provide for the possibility of submitting variant offers. 7) Information on contracts for similar services within the meaning of Art. 1(7) in conjunction with Article 304 of the Public Procurement Act The contracting authority does not provide for the award of contracts for similar services within the meaning of Article 214(1)(b) CTMR. 1(7) in conjunction with Article 304 of the Public Procurement Act 8) The term of the contract: from 1 January 2027 for a period of 36 months or until the amount that the Ordering Party intends to use to finance the order (the value of the contract) is exhausted, depending on which of the listed events occurs earlier. 1) The Contractor is obliged to respond to the contact from the Ordering Party (the so-called Customer Service). ‘response time’ – by telephone or e-mail – in accordance with the provisions of the contract) within no more than 180 minutes of contact by the contracting authority. 2) "Time of notification of a defective shipment" - the Contractor is obliged to notify the Ordering Party of an incorrectly marked shipment (applies to shipments dispatched from the General Office in Katowice ) within no more than 60 minutes from the delivery of shipments by the Ordering Party; The time of notification is, in addition to the price, a criterion for the evaluation of tenders. The Contractor may offer a shorter deadline than the above-mentioned deadline. Contractor's offer, which will offer a shorter