Hulladék elszállítása

Description

The tenderer (or joint tenderers) is considered capable of performing the contract if their total annual turnover, calculated without VAT, in the three business years preceding the publication of the call for tenders, reached: 1. For the Hazardous Waste Removal part: 70 million HUF. 2. For the Non-Hazardous Waste Removal part: 15 million HUF. If the tenderer submits bids for multiple parts, the turnover requirements for each part do not add up; it is sufficient to demonstrate compliance with the higher turnover requirement. According to Article 65 (6) of the Public Procurement Act, joint tenderers may collectively meet the above requirement.

Documentation Requirement

The tenderer must submit a declaration of their total turnover, calculated without VAT, for the three business years preceding the publication of the call for tenders, as per Article 19 (1) c) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.), depending on when the tenderer was established or started its activity, if these data are available. If the conditions specified in Article 19 (3) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.) apply, the procedure described therein must be followed. The tenderer must initially prove compliance with the suitability requirements by submitting the ESPD and providing the necessary information for assessing suitability. The tenderer only needs to declare compliance with the suitability requirements by filling in Part IV α (alpha) of the ESPD; the suitability requirements do not need to be listed separately in detail. If the tenderer wishes to meet the prescribed suitability requirement by relying on the capacities of another organization or person, an ESPD for each of the involved organizations or persons must also be submitted. In such a case, the organizations or persons providing their capacities only declare compliance with the suitability conditions that the tenderer intends to use to prove its suitability. The bid must include an authorization for the tenderer to act on behalf of the given organization when making declarations electronically in the EKR. In the case of a joint bid, the declaration is made by the economic operator submitting the bid on behalf of the joint tenderers. The contracting authority reserves the right to verify the authenticity and validity of the submitted documents, for which the tenderer must provide all means at the contracting authority's request. According to Article 1 (7) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.), certificates issued before the start of the public procurement procedure may also be submitted, as long as the facts and data contained in the certificates are true. According to Article 1 (8) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.), in the case of bidding for parts, no declaration or certificate that has already been submitted for any part of the procedure may be requested. In this case, the tenderer must declare for which part the submitted declaration or certificate should be taken into account during the evaluation. According to Article 65 (7) of the Public Procurement Act, tenderers may meet the prescribed suitability requirements by relying on the capacities of any other organization or person, regardless of the legal nature of the relationship between them. In this case, this organization must be indicated in the bid, and by specifying the relevant point of the call, the suitability requirement or requirements for which the tenderer relies on the resources of this organization or also on them. The declaration can be fulfilled by completing and submitting the appropriate EKR form. The contracting authority draws attention to the provisions of Article 69 (11a) of the Public Procurement Act.

Source

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Description

The tenderer (or joint tenderers) must describe their most significant services performed in the 72 months preceding the publication of the call for tenders, as certified according to Article 22 (1) and (2) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.). The reference declaration/certificate must clearly indicate that the reference relates to: 1. For the Hazardous Waste Removal part: services including the removal of hazardous waste. 2. For the Non-Hazardous Waste Removal part: services including the removal of (non-hazardous) waste.

Documentation Requirement

The reference declaration/certificate must contain at least the following data: the subject and quantity of the service, the time of performance (start and end date, year/month/day), the name of the other contracting party and the name and contact details of the person providing information about the performance, and it must be declared whether the performance was in accordance with the regulations and the contract. If the performance was not in accordance with the contract, the tenderer must also describe the provisions of Article 22 (2) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.). The reference declaration/certificate must be detailed enough to clearly establish compliance with the minimum suitability requirements. The tenderer must initially prove compliance with the suitability requirements by submitting the ESPD and providing the necessary information for assessing suitability. The tenderer only needs to declare compliance with the suitability requirements by filling in Part IV α (alpha) of the ESPD; the suitability requirements do not need to be listed separately in detail. If the tenderer wishes to meet the prescribed suitability requirement by relying on the capacities of another organization or person, an ESPD for each of the involved organizations or persons must also be submitted. In such a case, the organizations or persons providing their capacities only declare compliance with the suitability conditions that the tenderer intends to use to prove its suitability. The bid must include a document containing the commitment of the organization providing its capacities, undertaken in a contract, preliminary contract, or other form, which confirms that the resources necessary for the performance of the contract will be available during the term of the contract. The document must include an authorization for the tenderer to act on behalf of the given organization when making declarations electronically in the EKR. In the case of a joint bid, the declaration is made by the economic operator submitting the bid on behalf of the joint tenderers. The contracting authority reserves the right to verify the authenticity and validity of the submitted documents, for which the tenderer must provide all means at the contracting authority's request. According to Article 1 (7) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.), certificates issued before the start of the public procurement procedure may also be submitted, as long as the facts and data contained in the certificates are true. According to Article 1 (8) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.), in the case of bidding for parts, no declaration or certificate that has already been submitted for any part of the procedure may be requested. In this case, the tenderer must declare for which part the submitted declaration or certificate should be taken into account during the evaluation. According to Article 65 (7) of the Public Procurement Act, tenderers may meet the prescribed suitability requirements by relying on the capacities of any other organization or person, regardless of the legal nature of the relationship between them. In this case, this organization must be indicated in the bid, and by specifying the relevant point of the call, the suitability requirement or requirements for which the tenderer relies on the resources of this organization or also on them. The declaration can be fulfilled by completing and submitting the appropriate EKR form. The contracting authority draws attention to the provisions of Article 69 (11a) of the Public Procurement Act.

Source

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Description

The tenderer (or joint tenderers) is considered capable of performing the contract if they possess a permit for the transportation of waste, as defined in Article 62 (1) of Act CLXXXV of 2012 on Waste and Government Decree 72/2013 (VIII. 27.) VM on the Waste List, for the waste types that are the subject of the procurement: 1. For the Hazardous Waste Removal part: hazardous waste. 2. For the Non-Hazardous Waste Removal part: (non-hazardous) waste. The list of hazardous and non-hazardous waste types is included in the procurement documents due to character limitations in the announcement. According to Article 65 (6) of the Public Procurement Act, joint tenderers may collectively meet the above requirements. For requirements that can only be applied individually to economic operators, it is sufficient for at least one of the joint tenderers to meet them, in accordance with the possibility of collective compliance.

Documentation Requirement

The tenderer must attach a copy of the permit for the transportation of waste, as defined in Article 62 (1) of Act CLXXXV of 2012 on Waste and Government Decree 72/2013 (VIII. 27.) VM on the Waste List, for the waste types that are the subject of the procurement, as per Article 26 (1) b) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.). The tenderer must initially prove compliance with the suitability requirements by submitting the ESPD and providing the necessary information for assessing suitability. The tenderer only needs to declare compliance with the suitability requirements by filling in Part IV α (alpha) of the ESPD; the suitability requirements do not need to be listed separately in detail. If the tenderer wishes to meet the prescribed suitability requirement by relying on the capacities of another organization or person, an ESPD for each of the involved organizations or persons must also be submitted. In such a case, the organizations or persons providing their capacities only declare compliance with the suitability conditions that the tenderer intends to use to prove its suitability. The bid must include a document containing the commitment of the organization providing its capacities, undertaken in a contract, preliminary contract, or other form, which confirms that the resources necessary for the performance of the contract will be available during the term of the contract. The document must include an authorization for the tenderer to act on behalf of the given organization when making declarations electronically in the EKR. In the case of a joint bid, the declaration is made by the economic operator submitting the bid on behalf of the joint tenderers. The contracting authority reserves the right to verify the authenticity and validity of the submitted documents, for which the tenderer must provide all means at the contracting authority's request. According to Article 1 (7) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.), certificates issued before the start of the public procurement procedure may also be submitted, as long as the facts and data contained in the certificates are true. According to Article 1 (8) of Government Decree 321/2015 (X. 30.), in the case of bidding for parts, no declaration or certificate that has already been submitted for any part of the procedure may be requested. In this case, the tenderer must declare for which part the submitted declaration or certificate should be taken into account during the evaluation. According to Article 65 (7) of the Public Procurement Act, tenderers may meet the prescribed suitability requirements by relying on the capacities of any other organization or person, regardless of the legal nature of the relationship between them. In this case, this organization must be indicated in the bid, and by specifying the relevant point of the call, the suitability requirement or requirements for which the tenderer relies on the resources of this organization or also on them. The declaration can be fulfilled by completing and submitting the appropriate EKR form. The contracting authority draws attention to the provisions of Article 69 (11a) of the Public Procurement Act.

Source

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