Procurement of ultrasound equipment Cardiac ultrasound equipment

Procurement of ultrasound equipment Cardiac ultrasound equipment
Procurement of 1 cardiac ultrasound device (with cardiological, linear and abdominal probes) for the Specialist Outpatient Institute operating in the Semmelweis University Szent Rókus Clinical Block, under a purchase contract. The Successful Tenderers task is the delivery, installation, commissioning, performance of a 7-day technical trial run, participation in a 30-day medical professional trial run of 1 new (unused) device to the place of performance within the performance deadline, and the provision of a warranty from the day following the successful medical professional trial run (performance) for the period offered by the Successful Tenderer under the 2nd evaluation criterion, but for at least 36 months. Training: The Successful Tenderer must conduct training for a minimum of 5 persons, on a minimum of 2 occasions, with a minimum duration of 4 hours each. The CA draws the attention of economic operators to the fact that the offered price of the device must fully include the consideration for the contractual obligations undertaken by the successful Tenderer; no further fee may be claimed in addition to the consideration in connection with the offers. This includes delivery, and in the case of equipment requiring installation, installation, training, trial run, provision of warranty, defect repair during the warranty period, maintenance, all incidental costs, fees, except value added tax. The detailed conditions are contained in the Procurement Documents. *** Pursuant to Section 46(3) of Government Decree 321/2015. (X. 30.), where the other procurement documents (procurement technical description) refer to a specific standard, patent, origin or type, such designation shall be solely for the purpose of clearly defining the nature of the subject matter, and the expression or equivalent shall also be understood alongside the designation, on the basis of which the Contracting Authority is obliged to accept an equivalent or a solution better than those recorded in the documentation. The Tenderer – if wishing to offer an equivalent device, solution, etc. in its tender instead of the technical content affected by the reference – is obliged to submit in its tender the documents substantiating equivalence. The detailed conditions are contained in the Procurement Documents.