Framework agreement for the supply of stationary OPzS batteries

Applicants/Tenderers are encouraged to clarify any ambiguities or uncertainties by submitting questions regarding the procurement documents. As part of the application/tender, Applicants/Tenderers must ensure that a duly completed version of the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) is submitted. The ESPD constitutes the Applicant’s/Tenderer’s self-declaration serving as preliminary evidence that the Applicant/Tenderer is not subject to the selected grounds for exclusion and that the suitability requirements for the procurement are fulfilled. Applicants/Tenderers in this procurement procedure must not be subject to the grounds for exclusion set out in Section 135, subsection 1 and subsection 3, Section 136 (subsections 1 – 3), and Section 137, subsection 1, letter 2 of the Danish Public Procurement Act, cf. Section 11, subsection 1, letter 1 of the Implementation Regulation. Applicants/Tenderers subject to the included grounds for exclusion may only participate in the procurement if sufficient documentation is provided to establish reliability in accordance with Section 138 of the Danish Public Procurement Act, cf. Section 11, subsection 1, letter 2, of the Implementation Regulation. As documentation that the Applicant/Tenderer is not in breach the grounds for exclusion set out in Section 135 (subsections 1–3) and Section 137, subsection 1, letter 2, of the Danish Public Procurement Act, cf. Section 11, subsection 1, letter 1, of the Implementation Regulation, the Contracting Entity will require a Service Certificate (https://virk.dk/myndigheder/stat/ERST/selvbetjening/Anmod_om_serviceattest/). If the Applicant/Tenderer originates from another Member State, equivalent documentation must be provided in the version and/or from the authorities relevant in that Member State. The Contracting Entity reserves the right at any time during the procurement procedure to request an Applicant or Tenderer to submit documentation if necessary to ensure the correct conduct of the procedure.