Contract notice: Business intelligence software Tender - 32290556

Object of the contract
Business intelligence software package
Description: Contract notice: Business intelligence software package
Authority Type: Ministry or any other national or federal authority
Contact Nature: Services
Procedure: Open procedure
Document: Contract notice
Regulation: European Union
Award criteria: The most economic tender
CPV code: 48482000, 72212330, 72200000, 72212450, 48482000, 72212330, 72200000, 72212450
CPV Description: Business intelligence software package. Scheduling and productivity software development services. Software programming and consulting services. Time accounting or human resources software development services. Development, maintenance, support and further development of IT-based HR personnel planning tools (HR2P). on the development, maintenance, support and further development of IT basesan HR staff planning program (HR2P), which, when using data available in the Defense DeMars (via the Defense Fiinette), must be able to support decision-making processes in connection with production template determination in both short and long term, and in relation to factual geographical staffing. Site: Copenhagen
Reference is made to the tender notice section. I.1.4) above.
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AttendThe offer can only be made electronically via the electronic tender system used by the contracting authority, cf. I.3). See more about this in the tender terms. If the bidder experiences problems with the system, support can be contacted by mail [email protected] or telephone (45) 70 20 80 14.
Interested parties should stay informed via the electronic tender system.
An orientation brief will be heldFirst, where FMI will give a presentation of the offer and the subject of the contract. See below in the tender conditions.
It is a prerequisite for participation in the tendering procedure that ESPD is used, cf. section 148 of the tendering act. FMI requires the tenderer to use the ESPD as preliminary evidence that the tenderer is not covered by the section - - 135 and 136 stated grounds for exclusion and incThe minimum requirements for suitability set out in section 140, cf. III.1.2) The tenderer and, where appropriate, the participants of an association of entities and / or supporting entities shall use the electronic version of the ESPD. ESPD is available in the electronic tender system, Digital Procurement.
Before the award of the contract, FMI requires that the tenderer to whom FMI intends to award the contractone, has provided documentation of the information provided in the ESPD, cf. section 151-155 of the Public Procurement Act. If a bidder is based on the shape of other units, cf. III.1.2, the tenderer must, at the request of the tenderer, provide supporting declarations or other documentation proving that the tenderer can dispose of the necessary financial and financial form and / or technical and professional capacitythe entity in question is legally obliged to the applicant. In the absence of such documentation, FMI cannot take into account the financial and financial form and / or technical and professional capacity of the entity (s). FMI has prepared a template (available in the digital procurement system) that can be used as a declaration for this legal obligation. FMI will be stronginvite the tenderer to use this template. It is emphasized, however, that it is only the tenderer's responsibility to ensure that the information provided complies with the requirements. mandatory exclusion grounds, unless the tenderer hasprovided sufficient evidence that this is trustworthy in accordance with section 138 of the Public Procurement Act. It should be noted that certain voluntary exclusion grounds in Directive 2014/24 / EU on public procurement are made mandatory in section 136 of the Public Procurement Act.
As soon as the same legal entity is part of or otherwise participate in several offers, eg. sends own offer and at the same time participates in a consortiumum, who also sends offers, tenderers must ensure that the participation of the same legal entity does not allow for mutually coordinating the offers. FMI reserves the right to ask the tenderers to prove to FMI that the participation of the same legal entity cannot threaten transparency and distort competition between tenderers. FMI reserves the right but is not obliged to do so.to do so, to apply the procedure in section 159 (1) of the Public Procurement Act. 5 (Act no. 1564 of 15.12.2015, available on www.retsinformation.dk), whose offer does not meet the formal requirements of the tender documents. a duration of 5 years, incl. the 2 extension options. It should be noted that the contract's durationot is counted from the time of approval of the acceptance test, cf. section 10.2 of the contract.
As far as section IV.2.4 of the contract notice is concerned, it should be noted that the language should, as a general rule, be Danish, but that FMI accepts that all or part of the solution description, including with the following documentation, be submitted in both English and Danish
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