notice_summary_english: The subject of the order is the purchase and delivery of equipment and fittings as part of the implementation of the project titled: "Improvement of the operational efficiency, availability and quality of highly specialized services in the Provincial Hospital in Kielce" for the needs of the Cardiac Surgery Clinic, i.e.:
1) Circulatory system support system – 1 set 
2) Monitor for measuring basic vital parameters – 1 set 
3) Telemetry monitor 10 + server connection – 1 set 
4) Respirator – 6 sets 
5) Thromboelastometry and aggregometer analyzer with printer and cassette set - 1 set 
6) Pump for mechanical support of the left ventricle - 1 set
7) Device for measuring muscle relaxation – 1 set
8) Intra-aortic counterpulsation console – 2 sets
9) Electrically controlled bed, 4 sections - 12 pcs.
10) Electrically operated bed – 21 pcs.
11) Dual chamber pacemaker – 3 sets
The equipment should be brand new, not for exhibition, not for demonstration purposes.
A detailed description of the subject of the order and the quantity is specified in Annexes No. 2.1-2.11 to the SWZ, respectively, to Package No. 1-11.
Information on the principles of delivery, guarantee and remuneration is included in Annex No. 3 to the SWZ - draft provisions of the public procurement contract.
The Ordering Party reserves the right to appropriately modify the draft provisions of the public procurement contract in the event that one contractor is awarded a public contract for more than one task in this procedure.
The subject of the order must meet the requirements of the "Do No Significant Harm" (DNSH) principle, in accordance with Art. 17 of Regulation (EU) 2020/852 of 18 June 2020. This rule applies in connection with the financing of the contract under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (KPO).
The DNSH principle means that at no stage of the order execution - from production, through delivery, use, to possible disposal - can there be any serious harm to EU environment