Preparation and conduct of trainings in accordance with the provisions of the Regulation of the Council of Ministers of 30 March 2020 on trainings for employees of the social services center

… the application of the right of option referred to in Article 441 of the Public Procurement Act in a situation where the number of people willing to participate in individual training modules significantly exceeds the number of participants assumed by the Contracting Authority. The option assumes increasing the subject of the contract by a maximum of 6 additional trainings (in the scope of module I, II or III depending on demand), while maintaining the gross unit price per person indicated for the basic order, taking into account that the option will be implemented within 12 months from the date of conclusion of the contract. The right of option will be manifested in the fact that the Ordering Party may order the organization of additional training, while the Contractor has no claim against the Ordering Party if the Ordering Party does not exercise the right of option. The Ordering Party shall notify the Contractor of the exercise of the option right no later than 1 month before the end date of the basic order under the contract, on the basis of a written declaration by the Ordering Party on the exercise of the option right. The contracting authority may exercise the right of option once or several times, for a different number of training courses, but the total number of additional training courses may not exceed 6. Rules for the implementation of the subject of the contract covered by the right of option concerning: the method of its implementation, its receipt, the method of payment, the method of calculating contractual penalties and the cooperation of the Parties will be the same as those that apply to the basic subject of the contract. If the Contracting Authority exercises the right of option referred to above, additional training must be provided in accordance with the terms of the tender specifications (Annex 1 to the tender specifications) as for the basic contract and in accordance with the provisions of the contract (Annex 2 to the tender specifications) and in accordance with the Contractor’s offer. 4. The law applicable to this contract (including the contract concluded as a result of this procedure and the assessment of the legal effects of all documents in this contract) is Polish law, taking into account European Union law. 5. In all provisions of the ToR and its annexes, in which the Contracting Authority refers to standards, approvals, technical specifications or reference systems or indicates trademarks, parameters or sources of origin (names of manufacturers or equipment), in accordance with Art. 5 and Article 101(1) CTMR 4 of the Public Procurement Act, the Contracting Authority accepts equivalent solutions. 6. If the description of the subject of the contract includes the names of materials, products of specific manufacturers, this should be considered only as a statement of the desired standard and quality. In all such situations, the Contractor may offer equivalent materials, products with at least the same technical and quality characteristics. Product equivalence is understood as offering a product whose technical characteristics of the materials used, performance, durability and quality are not inferior to the quality of the materials, products described in the PDS. 7. The Contractor who invokes equivalent solutions is obliged to demonstrate that the solution offered by him meets the requirements specified by the Contracting Authority. In such a case, the Contractor shall attach to the tender a list of equivalent solutions together with its description or standards. 8. They order