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Страна: Дания (другие тендеры и закупки Дания) Организатор тендера: Dansk Retursystem A/S Номер конкурса: 45484607 Дата публикации: 28-08-2023 Сумма контракта: 324 656 440 (Российский рубль) Цена оригинальная: 5 500 000 (Евро) Источник тендера: Единая система закупок Европейского союза TED |
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Sorting Line for a new Production Plant
This Tender concerns a Contract for the design, engineering, manufacturing/procurement, installation, testing, commissioning and trial operation of a complete Sorting Line for the new sorting and recycling Plant that will be constructed on the new site in Fredericia (Jutland), Denmark. The primary function of the Sorting Line is to sort and bale Compacted Beverage Packaging of ALU and PET.
DK-7000 Fredericia
This Tender concerns a Contract for the design, engineering, manufacturing/procurement, installation, testing, commissioning and trial operation of a complete Sorting Line for the new sorting and recycling Plant that will be constructed on the new site in Fredericia (Jutland), Denmark. The primary function of the Sorting Line is to sort and bale Compacted Beverage Packaging of ALU and PET.
The Works shall include a:
- Receiving and storage system
- Sorting system
- Buffer and baling system
- Control and monitoring system
The execution of the Contract is divided into five phases, cf. Part III.c Contract Time Schedule and Payment Schedule:
- The design, engineering & manufacturing/procurement phase
- The installation on Site phase
- The testing & commissioning phase
- The trial operation phase
- The Guarantee Period
The Contract will be a turnkey contract, meaning the Sorting Line is to be delivered as a complete production facility ready to use.
DRS has described the principle and basic design of the Sorting Line on a functional basis and set out the technical specifications in Part IV (Scope of Work).
The Contractor is given the freedom to carry out the work in its chosen manner, provided that the result meets requirements set out by DRS in Part IV (Scope of Work).
The purpose of the tender and negotiation phase is to establish an appropriate framework for dialogue between DRS and the Tenderers regarding the Tenders (Preliminary and Revised Tenders) and the Tender Documents, cf. section 6 in the Tender Conditions. The dialogue in the negotiations should ensure that the Final Tenders meet DRS’ needs to the best possible extent, support effective competition and prevent misunderstandings and errors in the Tender Procedure. The tender and negotiation phase is sequential and begins with the submission of a Preliminary Tender. Based on the Preliminary Tender, DRS will initiate negotiations with the Tenderers in accordance with the guidelines set out below, see sections 9.4 to 9.6 in the Tender Conditions. DRS expects that there will be two rounds of negotiations (i.e. after the submission of Preliminary Tenders and after the submission of Revised Tenders). However, DRS reserves the right to award the Contract on the basis of the Preliminary Tenders or Revised Tenders without conducting further negotiations, cf. the Contract Notice. DRS also reserves the right to carry out additional rounds of negotiation, if this is deemed necessary.
The selection will be based on the Candidates" references submitted in the ESPD. DRS will assess which Candidates have the most relevant experience (based on the criteria set out in section 8.3.3.2 of the Tender Conditions).
The Contract is not divided into lots due to the complexity of the Sorting Line. DRS needs one main contractor to design, engineer, manufacture/procure, install, test, commission and trial operate a complete Sorting Line (turnkey contract).
DRS has the following minimum requirements concerning the Candidates’ economic and financial standing:
- The Candidate must have equity of at least 1 million EUR in the most recently submitted annual report (at the
time of the submission of the Prequalification Application).
- The Candidate must have a turnover of at least 10 million EUR on average for the past 3 financial years,
i.e. the three most recently submitted annual reports (at the time of the submission of the Prequalification
Application).
The Candidate must fill in the specifications to the above-mentioned minimum requirements in the following
fields in the ESPD, Part IV B: ‘Average yearly turnover’ and ‘Other economic or financial requirements’.
DRS has the following minimum requirements concerning the Candidates’ technical and professional ability:
- The Candidate must provide a minimum of three (3) and a maximum of five (5) references meeting the following minimum requirements:
- The references must concern ongoing or completed works within the past 3 years counted from the deadline for the submission of the Prequalification Application.
- The references must concern contracts relating to sorting facilities within the field of recycling, waste handling
or similar of equivalent scope and complexity to the Contract.
-- For at least one of the references, the Candidate must - as the main supplier - have performed works
according to the contract with a value of at least 3 million EUR.
- The references should contain a description of the contract, including i) the location of performance, ii) the time
of performance, iii) the scope, iv) name and title of the key personnel who participated in the performance of the
contract (not a CV) and v) the customers’ contact information, including contact person, email and telephone
number.
The Candidate must fill in the following fields in the ESPD, Part IV C: ‘For supply contracts: performance of
deliveries of the specified type’. The Candidate can add references by clicking the ‘+’ button. As an alternative,
the Candidate can make reference in the ESPD to a separate document(s) to the ESPD containing the
references as part of the Prequalification Application.
Moreover, DRS has the following minimum requirement concerning the Candidates’ technical facilities and
measures for ensuring quality:
- The Candidates’ must have a quality assurance scheme.
The Candidates must answer the ESPD, Part IV C:‘Technical facilities and measures for ensuring quality’ with a
‘yes’.
See Part III - Contract and its appendices.
The Contract is not divided into lots due to the complexity of the Sorting Line. DRS needs one main contractor to design, engineer, manufacture/procure, install, test, commission and trial operate a complete Sorting Line (turnkey contract).
Precise information on deadline(s) for review procedures:
The rules concerning deadlines for review procedures are found in the Danish Complaints Board for Public
Procurement Act (Act no. 593 of 2.6.2016) available at www.retsinformation.dk
Complaints concerning a candidate not being prequalified must be submitted with The Complaints Board
for Public Procurement (the Complaints Board) within 20 calendar days starting the day after DRS has sent notification to the candidates involved, cf. Section 7(1) of the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement
Act.
Other complaints must be filed with the Complaints Board within 45 calendar days after DRS has published
a contract award notice in the Official Journal of the European Union (with effect from the day following the
publication date), cf. Section 7(2)(i).
The complainant must notify DRS of the complaint in writing at the latest simultaneously with the submission
as well as whether the complaint has been submitted in the standstill-period, cf. Section 6(4) of the Danish
Complaints Board for Public Procurement Act. If the complaint has not been submitted within the standstill period, the complainant must notify DRS in writing whether the complainant has requested the complaint to be
given suspensory effect pursuant to Section 12(1) of the Act, cf. Section 6(4) of the Act.
Precise information on deadline(s) for review procedures:
The rules concerning deadlines for review procedures are found in the Danish Complaints Board for Public
Procurement Act (Act no. 593 of 2.6.2016) available at www.retsinformation.dk
Complaints concerning a candidate not being prequalified must be submitted with The Complaints Board
for Public Procurement (the Complaints Board) within 20 calendar days starting the day after DRS has sent notification to the candidates involved, cf. Section 7(1) of the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement
Act.
Other complaints must be filed with the Complaints Board within 45 calendar days after DRS has published
a contract award notice in the Official Journal of the European Union (with effect from the day following the
publication date), cf. Section 7(2)(i).
The complainant must notify DRS of the complaint in writing at the latest simultaneously with the submission
as well as whether the complaint has been submitted in the standstill-period, cf. Section 6(4) of the Danish
Complaints Board for Public Procurement Act. If the complaint has not been submitted within the standstill period, the complainant must notify DRS in writing whether the complainant has requested the complaint to be
given suspensory effect pursuant to Section 12(1) of the Act, cf. Section 6(4) of the Act.
Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen