1 The number of items in II.1.5), II.2.6) is a technical number, and is not given by the AK. In the case of point IV.2.6), 1 months = 30 days, having regard to Section 81 (11) of the Public Procurement Act. Public procurement is not conditional (Kbt.53 (5)).
2 The Public Procurement Act is used in the present procedure. Article 74 (2).
3 On the basis of Section 71 (6) of the Public Procurement Act, the Commission does not commission any additional information required in order to fill the gap in the procedure by requiring an economic operator who is not previously listed in the tender, and this economic operator would be required to provide additional information.
4 Section 56 (1) of the Public Procurement Act may be requested in accordance with the Public Procurement Act, in accordance with Section 56 (2) — (5) of the Public Procurement Act. Communication will take place in the EQF (Public Procurement Act). SECTION 40 (1)).
5 Declarations, Certificates: The tender must include, in particular, but not be limited to, Section 66 (2) and (5) of the Public Procurement Act, Section 65 (7) — (8) and (12) of the Public Procurement Act and Article 68 (4) of the Public Procurement Act and, where appropriate, the Public Procurement Act, where appropriate. Section 35 (2a).
6 Where a declaration form, as an electronic form in the EQF, is available in the language of the declaration, the declaration shall be made as part of the tender by filling in the electronic form (Article Kbt.41/A. (3)), which shall be governed by the presumption laid down in Article Kbt.41/A. (4).
In the case of a joint bid, the declarations to be made by submitting an electronic copy of the electronic form in the EQF will be made by the applicant GSZ (Article Kbt.41/A. (5)).
Be obliged to accept the submission by AT of an EHIC used in the previous procurement procedure § 7, provided that the information contained therein is correct and contains the information required for the certificate. AT is responsible for the accuracy of the information contained in the EEDS (Section 17 (1)).
At the certification of compliance with the suitability requirements and the absence of exclusion grounds in Section 69 (11a) of the Public Procurement Act.
7 Are not required, so the tender does not require (s) the part (s) of the contract that AT is intended to subcontract and does not need to be provided with subcontractors known to use in respect of those parts and known to them at the time of submission of the tender. I refer to Section 138 (1) — (2) and (4) — (5) of the Public Procurement Act.
8 Duty to inquire: In the procurement documents, the documents provide the names of the organisations from which you can obtain information on the requirements under Section 73 (4) of the Public Procurement Act that must be complied with in the performance of the contract. In view of the provisions of Section 73 (4) of the Public Procurement Act, they do not require the obligation to include specific information in the tender, but only check whether the information contained in the tender does not contradict the requirements of Section 73 (4) of the Public Procurement Act. (Kbt.73 (4) — (5))
9 Section 75 (2) (e) of the Public Procurement Act is not applied.
10 Accredited public procurement consultant in charge: Judit Ádamné Egri (registration number: 00239)
11 Tenders must also include: the presentation and certification of all products offered for shipment, as specified in detail in the specifications; in addition, at the latest, a statement by the AT that, in the case where it is not the manufacturer of the products to be supplied by him, he will certify that it will be obtained directly from the manufacturer at the latest by the conclusion of the contract. The certificate described above is a condition for concluding a contract, the absence of which has been interpreted as a step backwards from the conclusion of the contract and according to Section 131 (4) of the Public Procurement Act.