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89/2003, Uradne Objave Uradni list Republike Slovenije Uradne objave Internet: http://www.uradni-list.si e-pošta: [email protected] Št. Ljubljana, petek ISSN 1318-9182 Leto XIII 89 12. 9. 2003 7. Morebitne druge informacije o načr- 9. Datum, čas in kraj odpiranja po- tovanih naročilih: / nudb: 6. 10. 2003 ob 12. uri, Ministrstvo Javna naročila 8. Datum odposlanja zahteve za obja- za delo, družino in socialne zadeve, Slo- vo: / venska 54/I, Ljubljana. po Zakonu Ministrstvo za obrambo Naročnik bo v fazi analize ponudb, pri pregledu dokumentov in dokazil, s katerim o javnih naročilih ponudnik dokazuje usposobljenost in spo- sobnost in so vezani na datumske omejitve, (ZJN-1) upošteval prvotno postavljeni datum za ZJN-12.B predložitev ponudbe. Ministrstvo za delo, Zahteva za objavo javnega družino in socialne zadeve ZJN-11 razpisa za oddajo naročila blaga po odprtem postopku Št. 01/2003 Ob-101552 Zahteva za objavo 1. Naročnik: Gasilska brigada Ljubljana. predhodnega razpisa Na podlagi 66. člena in 1. točke prvega 2. Naslov naročnika: Vojkova cesta 19, odstavka 68. člena Zakona o javnih Ljubljana, tel. 01/234-20-00, faks Na podlagi 66. in 67. člena Zakona o naročilih naročamo objavo javnega 01/234-20-40, mail: [email protected]. javnih naročilih naročamo objavo razpisa za oddajo naročila blaga po 3. (a) Vrsta in količina blaga: večja ga- predhodnega razpisa silska avtocisterna. odprtem postopku (b) Če je predvidena oddaja sklopov, navesti sklope in sprejemljivost ponudb Št. 41405-5/99-4/1 Ob-101541 za en sklop, več sklopov ali za vse sku- 1. Naročnik: Občina Kamnik. Podaljšanje roka paj: ni predvideno. 2. Naslov naročnika: Glavni trg 24, za oddajo ponudbe 4. Kraj dobave: Vojkova cesta 19, 1000 1240 Kamnik. Ljubljana. Ob-101535 3. Vrsta, količina blaga, gradenj, ki bo 5. Sprejemljivost variantnih ponudb: predvidoma naročeno v naslednjih 12 me- V javnem razpisu Zavoda za zdravstveno ne. secih: rušenje in nadomestna gradnja varstvo Maribor za dobavo aparata za de- 6. Datum začetka in predvideni datum dela šole v investicijski vrednosti tekcijo mikroorganizmov v krvi in drugih zaključka ali trajanje dobave: dobava pred- 240,000.000 SIT. vzorcih, objavljenem v Uradnem listu RS, vidoma septembra 2004. 4. Kraj gradnje: Stranje pri Kamniku. št. 70 z dne 18. 7. 2003, Ob-98300, se 7. (a) Naslov službe in oseba, od kate- 5. Ocenjeni datum pričetka javnega rok za oddajo ponudb podaljša. re se lahko zahteva razpisno dokumenta- naročila: april 2004. Novi rok za oddajo ponudb je 16. 9. cijo in dodatne informacije: tehnična slu- 6. Naslov službe in oseba, od katere 2003 do 10. ure na Zavod za zdravstveno žba, Primož Grom, tel. 01/234-20-20, ma- se lahko zahteva dodatne informacije: Od- varstvo Maribor, Prvomajska ulica 1. il: [email protected]. delek za družbene dejavnosti, Anton Ka- Javno odpiranje ponudb bo 16. 9. 2003 (b) Čas, v katerem se lahko prevzame min, tel. 01/83-18-105. ob 12. uri v sejni sobi Zavoda za zdravstve- razpisno dokumentacijo: vsak delovni dan 7. Morebitne druge informacije o načr- no varstvo Maribor, Prvomajska ulica 1. med 8. in 14. uro. tovanih naročilih: gradnja se bo odvijala v Naročnik bo v fazi analize ponudb, pri (c) Znesek in način plačila za razpisno letu 2004. pregledu dokumentov in dokazil s katerim dokumentacijo: razpisna dokumentacija je 8. Datum odposlanja zahteve za obja- ponudnik dokazuje usposobljenost in so ve- na voljo proti plačilu 15.000 SIT (znesek vo: 4. 9. 2003. zani na datumske omejitve, upošteval prvot- vključuje DDV) na transakcijski račun pri Občina Kamnik no postavljeni datum za predložitev ponud- UJP št. 01261-6030194636, s pripisom be, razen bančne garancije za resnost po- “razpisna dokumentacija“. Št. 404-08-281/2003-1 Ob-101554 nudbe. 8. (a) Datum in ura, do kdaj je potre- 1. Naročnik: Ministrstvo za obrambo RS. Zavod za zdravstveno varstvo bno predložiti ponudbo: 14. 10. 2003 do 2. Naslov naročnika: Kardeljeva plo- Maribor 12. ure. ščad 24-26, 1000 Ljubljana, telefaks (b) Naslov, kamor je potrebno predloži- 01/431-90-35, tel. 01/471-24-28. Podaljšanje roka za predložitev ti ponudbo: Gasilska brigada Ljubljana, Voj- 3. Vrsta, količina blaga, gradenj ali sto- ponudbe kova cesta 19, Ljubljana, tajništvo. ritev, ki bo predvidoma naročeno v na- 9. Datum, čas in kraj odpiranja po- slednjih 12 mesecih: pisarniški material. Št. 663-05-308/03 Ob-101765 nudb: 14. 10. 2003 ob 13. uri v Gasilski 4. Kraj dobave: vsa odjemna mesta v V javnem razpisu za dobavo in montažo brigadi Ljubljana, Vojkova cesta 19, 1000 Sloveniji. opreme kuhinje za DSO Nove Fužine, Ljub- Ljubljana, soba 65. 5. Ocenjeni datum začetka javnega na- ljana, objavljenem v Uradnem listu RS, št. 10. Navedba finančnih zavarovanj za ročila, če je določen: predvidoma oktober 83 z dne 22. 8. 2003, Ob-100535, se resnost ponudbe, če so zahtevana: ban- 2003. popravita 8. (a) in 9. točka in se pravilno čna garancija za resnost ponudbe v višini 6. Naslov službe in oseba, od katere glasita: 1% od ocenjene vrednosti javnega naročila se lahko zahteva dodatne informacije: 8. (a) Datum in ura, do kdaj je po- v razpisni dokumentaciji. Ministrstvo za obrambo RS, Urad za logi- trebno predložiti ponudbo: ponudbe je 11. Pogoji financiranja in plačila in/ali stiko, Služba za javna naročila, Jože Mo- potrebno predložiti do 6. 10. 2003 do sklicevanje na določila v predpisih: v skla- korel, tel. 471-25-53. 10. ure. du z razpisno dokumentacijo. Stran 5334 / Št. 89 / 12. 9. 2003 Uradni list Republike Slovenije – Uradne objave 12. Pravna oblika povezave skupine 8. (a) Datum in ura, do kdaj je potre- 13. kruh in pečeno pekovsko pecivo: ponudnikov v okviru ene ponudbe, potem bno predložiti ponudbo: 7. 10. 2003 do 6.881 kg, ko je ta izbrana kot najugodnejša (47. člen 10. ure. 14. slaščičarski izdelki in keksi: 1.051 kg, Zakona o javnih naročilih): v skladu z raz- (b) Naslov, kamor je potrebno predloži- 15. kakavovi izdelki, pudingi, čaji in za- pisno dokumentacijo. ti ponudbo: Komunalno stanovanjska čimbe: 755 kg in 100 l, 13. Pogoji, ki jih mora izpolnjevati po- družba d.o.o. Ajdovščina, Goriška c. 23/b, 16. splošno prehrambeno blago, alko- nudnik za ugotovitev finančne, poslovne 5270 Ajdovščina, tajništvo. holne in brezalkoholne pijače: 2.511 kg in in tehnične usposobljenosti, poleg splo- 9. Datum, čas in kraj odpiranja po- 11.161 l, šnih pogojev po 41. do 43. členu Zakona nudb: 7. 10. 2003 ob 11. uri v sejni sobi 17. sendviči: 15.400 kom. o javnih naročilih: v skladu z razpisno do- naročnika, Goriška c. 23/b, 5270 Ajdov- Količine posameznih vrst prehrambene- kumentacijo. ščina. ga blaga so opredeljene v specifikaciji, ki je 14. Datum, do katerega mora veljati 10. Navedba finančnih zavarovanj za sestavni del razpisne dokumentacije. Na- ponudba in predvideni datum odločitve o resnost ponudbe, če so zahtevana: ban- ročnik si pridržuje pravico do sprememb sprejemu ponudbe: veljavnost ponudbe čna garancija-menično zavarovanje za re- količine nabav posameznih vrst prehrambe- mora biti še 60 dni po roku za odpiranje snost ponudbe v višini 3% ponudbene ce- nega blaga, glede na spremembe obsega ponudb; odločitev o izbiri najugodnejšega ne, z veljavnostjo 90 dni od dneva odpira- dela in dejanske potrebe. ponudnika bo sprejeta predvidoma do nja ponudb. (b) Če je predvidena oddaja sklopov, 28. 10. 2003. 11. Pogoji financiranja in plačila in/ali navesti sklope in sprejemljivost ponudb 15. Merila za ocenitev ponudb: cena sklicevanje na določila v predpisih: plačil- za en sklop, več sklopov ali vse sklope ponudbe – 34 točk; tehnične lastnosti po- ni rok min. 30 dni oziroma skladno z vzor- skupaj: ponudniki lahko predložijo ponud- nudbe – skupaj 33 točk: podvozje - 5 točk, cem pogodbe. bo za celotno javno naročilo ali samo na nadgradnja vozila – 17 točk (nadgradnja – 12. Pravna oblika povezave skupine del razpisanega javnega naročila (sklop ži- 3 točke, črpalka – 3 točke, dozator penila ponudnikov v okviru ene ponudbe, potem vil). Ponudbe za posamezne sklope mora- – 3 točke, rezervoar za vodo – 3 točke, ko je ta izbrana kot najugodnejša (47. člen jo zajemati vse vrste blaga v posameznem monitor – 3 točke, rezervoar za penilo – Zakona o javnih naročilih): / sklopu. 2 točki), oprema – 2 točki, dimenzije in te- 13. Pogoji, ki jih mora izpolnjevati po- 4. Kraj dobave: sukcesivna dobava pre- ža vozila – 7 točk (dimenzije vozila – nudnik za ugotovitev finančne, poslovne hrambenega blaga v prostore naročnika, 4 točke, skupna teža vozila – 3 točke), elek- in tehnične usposobljenosti, poleg splo- Preglov trg 9, Ljubljana. trooprema in signalizacija vozila – 2 točki; šnih pogojev po 41. do 43. členu Zako- 5. Sprejemljivost variantnih ponudb: komercialne lastnosti ponudbe – skupaj na o javnih naročilih: po razpisni doku- variantne ponudbe niso sprejemljive. 33 točk: reference ponudnika – 13 točk mentaciji. 6. Datum začetka in predvideni datum (število proizvedenih večjih gasilskih avtoci- 14. Datum, do katerega mora veljati zaključka ali trajanja dobave: sukcesivna stern – 5 točk, letno število proizvedenih ponudba in predvideni datum odločitve o dobava blaga z začetkom 1. 12. 2003, za- vozil – 5 točk, mednarodno priznani certifi- sprejemu ponudbe: veljavnost ponudbe ključek 30. 11. 2005. kati ISO – 3 točke), poprodajne aktivnosti – mora biti najmanj 90 dni od dneva odpira- 7. (a) Naslov službe in oseba, od kate- 10 točk (garancijski rok – 7 točk, šolanje nja ponudb. re se lahko zahteva razpisno dokumenta- uporabnikov vozila – 3 točke), dobavni rok 15. Merila za ocenitev ponudb: skla- cijo in dodatne informacije: razpisna do- – 7 točk, plačilni pogoji – 3 točke. Podro- dno z razpisno dokumentacijo. kumentacija je na razpolago na naslovu na- bneje so merila za ocenitev opredeljena v 16. Morebitne druge informacije o na- ročnika, po predhodni najavi pri Tanji Zidar, razpisni dokumentaciji. ročilu: / tel. 01/54-09-240. 16. Morebitne druge informacije o na- 17. Datum in številka objave predhod- Dodatne informacije o naročilu lahko ročilu: / nega razpisa: / ponudniki dobijo telefonsko od podjetja 17.
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