Preparation of project documentation and implementation of the project entitled ‘Construction of a parking lot at 93 Kobierzyńska Street in Kraków, including drainage, lighting and spacers for conflicting weapons.

… implementation of the investment. d) The contracting authority described the subject of the contract using the following documents: - The draft provisions of the contract (PPU) - Annex 2 to the tender specifications, - the Functional and Utility Programme (PFU) and its annexes - Annex 8 to the tender specifications. (e) The Contractor is obliged to provide a quality guarantee for the subject matter of the contract for a minimum period of 36 months, for a maximum period of 60 months. Watch out! Tenders containing a quality guarantee period for the subject of the contract of less than 36 months will be rejected as not complying with the requirements of the tender specification. (f) Where the manufacturer's names, trademarks, standards, approvals, technical specifications and reference systems appear in any annex to the tender specification, the products may be replaced by equivalent ones. The Ordering Party shall consider as equivalent solutions solutions solutions that allow to achieve the effect assumed by the Ordering Party by means of other technical solutions. Equivalent solutions cannot be considered as identical solutions, but only those that in the compared features indicate exactly the same or very similar value in use. By indicating the manufacturer's names, trademarks, standards, approvals or reference systems, the Ordering Party aimed to determine the minimum quality parameters and performance characteristics that goods must meet in order to meet the requirements set by the Ordering Party and constitute only a quality standard of the subject of the contract. By the provision concerning the minimum requirements of quality parameters, the Ordering Party understands the requirements of goods contained in generally available sources, catalogues, manufacturers' websites, and the like. Operating with exemplary names of the manufacturer is only aimed at clarifying the level of expectations of the Ordering Party in relation to a specific solution. g) Subcontracting agreement, the subject of which are construction works, should be in accordance with Annex 2 to the ToR, i.e. PPU. Failure to meet a given condition will cause the Ordering Party to raise objections or objections, respectively. h) The Ordering Party, in accordance with Art. 1 of the Public Procurement Act, requires the employment by the Contractor or Subcontractor on the basis of an employment relationship, of persons performing the following activities, with the exception of persons performing the so-called independent technical functions in construction within the meaning of the Construction Law Act: - lower technical level workers (organisation and execution of construction works), - manual workers (direct execution of construction works). Watch out! The Ordering Party allows for the possibility of personal execution of the order by persons conducting business activity or partners of a commercial law company. i) Before signing the contract and during its implementation, the Ordering Party has the right to control the fulfilment by the Contractor or Subcontractor of the requirement indicated in point 3 in Part 1 of the Terms of Reference, in accordance with the provisions of the PPU. j) up to 21 months from the date of conclusion of the contract, including: Stage I – preparation of the project documentation and issuing it to the Contracting Authority, together with final binding decisions, certificates, declarations (necessary for the execution of construction works) – within 12 months from the date of conclusion of the