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Passenger Information System - Modernization Of Passenger Information Systems (Sip) And Selected It Systems In 20 Diesel Multiple Units Of The Sa103, Sa131, Sa132, Sa133, Sa136, Sa137 And Sa138 Series Owned By The Pomeranian Voivodeship, Together With The Delivery Of A Dispatcher Application And User Training, With The Option Of Extending The Order To Include Implementation In A Maximum Of 6 Vehicles Of The Sa133 Series. 1. The Subject Of The Basic Scope Of The Order Is The Modernization Of Passenger Information Systems (Sip) And Selected It Systems, I.E. Passenger Information System (Sip), Internal And External Monitoring System (Cctv), Dynamic Timetable System (Sdrj), Passenger Counting System, Advertising Emission System (Ser), Fuel Consumption Measurement And Level System In 20 Sa103 Series Diesel Multiple Units, Sa131, Sa132, Sa133, Sa136, Sa137 And Sa138 Owned By The Pomeranian Voivodeship, Including Replacement Of Equipment And Delivery Of The Dispatcher Application As Well As User Training. The Operator Carrying Out The Above-Mentioned Transport. The Vehicles Are Polregio S.A. Pomeranian Plant In Gdynia. The Modernization Aims To Achieve A High Level Of Functionality Of The Systems Installed In Vehicles, Enabling, Among Others: Increasing Safety In Vehicles, Increasing Cybersecurity, Analysis Of Traveler Flows, Information Provided To Travelers, Etc. 2. In Addition To The Basic Scope, The Ordering Party Is Entitled To Exercise The Option Right Referred To In Art. 441 Of The Public Procurement Law. The Option Includes The Modernization Of The Passenger Information System (Sip), The Internal And External Monitoring System (Cctv), The Dynamic Timetable System (Sdrj), The Passenger Counting System, The Advertising Emission System (Ser), The Fuel Consumption Measurement And Level System For Up To 6 Sa133 Series Diesel Multiple Units, Along With Full Functional Tests And System Launch. The Ordering Party May Exercise The Option Right In Whole Or In Part. The Ordering Party Will Decide On The Possibility And Willingness To Exercise The Reserved Option Right In Accordance With Its Financial Capabilities. It Is Reserved That The Option Right Does Not Constitute A Contractual (Including Financial) Obligation Of The Ordering Party Incurred At The Time Of Concluding The Contract, And The Anticipated Optional Scope Of The Order Is Not Guaranteed To Be Implemented. The Optional Scope Indicated Above Constitutes The Maximum Scope Of The Reserved Option Right. The Contractor Is Obliged To Exercise The Reserved Option Right In The Case And To The Extent That It Is Used By The Ordering Party In Accordance With The Content Of The Ordering Partys Declaration On The Exercise Of The Option Right And The Conditions Specified In The Contract - At The Moment Of Submitting Such A Declaration, The Ordering Party Incurs A Financial Obligation In The Amount Resulting From The Scope Of Work Covered By The Option Implemented Under A Given Declaration. The Contractor Is Not Entitled To Any Claim Against The Ordering Party If The Ordering Party Does Not Exercise The Option Right. 3. The Ordering Party Reserves That The Unit Prices Covered By The Option Will Be Identical To Those Offered In The Basic Order And Will Remain Unchanged Throughout The Entire Contract Implementation Period, Subject To Remuneration Indexation. 4. Rules For The Implementation Of The Subject Of The Contract Covered By The Option Right Regarding: The Method Of Its Implementation, Its Acceptance, The Required Standards And Technical Conditions, The Method
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