Dynamický nákupní systém na dodávky tiskáren

… complete service and repair of Printing Equipment, including the removal of defects, adjustment and commissioning of Printing Equipment, complete supply and replacement of all spare parts; supplies of consumables (e.g. office paper, toners, waste containers, crawler units, baking units, heads, cylinders, manufacturer-prescribed maintenance kits, developers, display units, etc.), including take-back of used consumables; d) system update of Printing Devices; e) software tools for managing the service-material fulfilment of Printing Equipment and f) other fulfilment that is necessary in the context of inspection, servicing or maintenance of Printing Equipment. 3.5 The subject of the public contract may also be the supply and implementation of software for printing solutions. This means software that can, in particular, centrally: a) determine the individual persons authorized to use the Printing Equipment, including determining the scope of the authorization of a specific person (for example, establishing the obligation of black and white or duplex printing, setting quotas); b) make the use of the Printing Equipment conditional on the authorized person logging in through a card reader or other device of a similar function; c) manage document workflows; d) ensure reporting and billing of completed printing or other tasks of the Printing Equipment; e) enable printing from mobile devices and f) protect against document theft or data loss. 3.6 The supply and implementation of software for printing solutions may also include the acquisition of card readers or other similar devices and, where appropriate, the acquisition of such cards or other similar devices. 3.7 The subject of public contracts awarded in this DNS may also be service-material fulfillment or software for printing solutions, the subject of which will be only some of the items listed in paragraphs 3.5 and 3.6 of the ZD. 3.8 Service-material filling or software for printing solutions may also include their other usual components, even if they are not expressly mentioned in this document. 3.9 The central purchasing body assumes procurement in the DNS at non-predetermined irregular intervals depending on its operational needs and those of the delegating contracting entities. The volumes of individual public contracts awarded in the DNS are also dependent on the operational needs of the central contracting authority and individual delegating contracting authorities, and their number can range from units to hundreds of units in a specific public contract. 3.10 The subject of public contracts awarded in the DNS and its technical conditions will always be defined in detail in the individual invitations to tender pursuant to Section 141 of the Act. 3.11 Within the framework of public contracts awarded in the DNS, the central contracting authority is entitled to request the submission of a tender in the form of an electronic catalogue pursuant to Section 215 of the Act. It will always be specified in detail in the specific invitation to submit tenders pursuant to Section 141 of the Act.