Renouvellement du système de surveillance frontalière du poste de garde-frontière de Plaškiai

This document defines key terms and abbreviations used in the public procurement process, including participant, contracting authority, European Single Procurement Document (ESPD), and subcontractor.

This document details the special conditions for the State Border Guard Service's tender to modernize the Plaškiai border surveillance system, emphasizing green procurement requirements and the need for a supplier's declaration regarding environmental criteria.

This document is a template for a contract performance guarantee, outlining the terms under which a bank will secure the contractor's obligations to the contracting authority.

This document is an interim goods transfer-acceptance act form, an annex to the contract, detailing the process for the supplier to confirm delivery and the buyer to accept or reject goods based on contractual requirements.

This document is a draft purchase-sale agreement for the upgrade of the Plaškiai border outpost surveillance system, detailing special conditions and buyer information, with blank fields for supplier data.

This document outlines the general terms and definitions for the goods purchase-sale agreement, including key concepts like buyer, goods, contract value, and conditions for delivery and acceptance.

This document details the technical specifications for modernizing the Plaškiai border outpost's surveillance system, including equipment, infrastructure, and operational requirements along the Lithuanian-Kaliningrad border.

This document is a mandatory proposal form for the Plaškiai border post wall surveillance system upgrade, requiring bidders to provide company details, subcontractor information, and a comprehensive price breakdown.

This document is the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD), a self-declaration form for bidders to confirm they meet the tender's exclusion and selection criteria, including company details and qualification status.

The State Border Guard Service of Lithuania is seeking an open tender for the modernization of the Plaškiai border outpost surveillance system, covering approximately 25.98 km along the Kaliningrad border, including optoelectronic equipment, data network, control center, and power solutions, partially funded by EU funds.