‘Comprehensive supply of electricity with transmission service RZGW Gdańsk’

… of the relevant Distribution System Operator (DSO) approved by the President of the Energy Regulatory Office, Distribution Network Traffic and Operation Instructions, generally applicable legal regulations and unit prices of active energy determined after the resolution of the proceedings in question. 4. The conditions for the performance of the contract are set out in the draft provisions of the contract, which constitute Annex 6 to the ToR. 5. The unit offer price of active energy for a given tariff will result from the Assortment and Price Form constituting Annex 1 to the ToR/Annex 2 to the draft provisions of the contract. 6. The location, technical data of consumption points and planned electricity consumption for the period from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2027 are set out in Annex 3 to the ToR. This demand was determined on the basis of electricity consumption in 2026 and projected consumption estimates for 2027 and is only indicative, used to compare offers and does not constitute an obligation on the part of the Contracting Authority to purchase energy in the given quantity. Any Contractor shall not be entitled to any claim against the Ordering Party for failure to consume the expected amount of energy. 7. The Ordering Party has the right to declare a new electricity consumption point, while increasing the collection points or changing the tariff group is possible only within the tariff groups that have been included and priced in the Assortment and Price Form. Notification of a new EPP requires an annex to the contract. 8. The Employer has the right to resign from the PPE due to, for example, a change in the location (address) of the RZGW or its organizational unit, and thus the PPE. 9. The Ordering Party requires that the settlement for the energy consumed takes place in the settlement periods used by the DSO, according to the actual consumption with the deadline for payment of invoices for the supplied electricity and distribution service set at 30 days from the date of issue of the document. 10. Under the comprehensive contract, the Contractor should be designated as the entity responsible for commercial balancing, i.e. covering losses resulting from the difference in energy consumption forecasted in relation to the actual in a given settlement period and preparing and reporting electricity demand schedules to the Distribution System Operator and the Transmission System Operator. 11. The contracting authority does not allow the submission of partial tenders. 12. The contracting authority does not divide into lots for the following reasons: The contracting authority does not provide for the submission of partial tenders for individual EPPs: 1) for organizational reasons (all collection points are located in one area of electricity distribution), 2) for fear that if tenders for individual facilities are allowed, especially in relation to unattractive collection points, the Ordering Party will not receive tenders. 13. The contracting authority does not allow variants to be submitted. 14. The contracting authority does not provide for the possibility of awarding the contracts referred to in Article 214(1)(b) CTMR. 1 point 8 of the Public Procurement Act 15. CPV: 09310000-5 and 65310000-9. 16. The Ordering Party does not reserve the obligation of personal performance of