Construction of a pavilion for the Outpatient Specialist Care clinic to improve the quality and access to healthcare services in AOS clinics and to relieve the burden on hospital treatment in the design and build formula

The Multi-Specialty Provincial Hospital in Gorzów Wielkopolski. Limited Liability Company in Poland from Europe region has released this tender for The contract is a construction project within the meaning of the Public Procurement Law, covering the construction of a pavilion for the Outpatient Specialist Care Clinic to improve the quality and accessibility of healthcare services in outpatient clinics and to alleviate the burden on hospital patients. A detailed description of the subject matter of the contract is included in the OPZ documentation (Functional and Utility Program (FUP) with annexes) and in the DRAFT AGREEMENT – which constitute annexes to the SWZ. The description of the subject matter of the contract and the contract include: 1) Social Aspects – defining the social impact that can be achieved under the contract, including improving access to healthcare services, eliminating architectural barriers, and ensuring accessibility of the facility for people with special needs, including people with disabilities, elderly patients, and children. The investment will also contribute to improving the comfort of patients and hospital staff and reducing waiting times for medical services. This is covered by the FUP development and design and implementation documentation, particularly in the areas of universal design, user information systems, communication solutions, and the organization of space accessible to all users. • Requirement to apply the principles of universal design and architectural accessibility in accordance with Art. 100 of the Public Procurement Law, including adapting the facility to the needs of people with disabilities. The PFU provides for, among other things, the elimination of architectural barriers, appropriate organization of communication routes, accessible sanitary facilities, a queuing system, telemedicine solutions, and spaces adapted to the needs of patients and staff. • The contracting authority also requires the employment of persons performing construction works on the basis of an employment contract in accordance with Art. 95 of the Public Procurement Law. Requirements related to the performance of the contract regarding the employment by the contractor or subcontractor on the basis of an employment contract of persons performing activities indicated by the contracting authority within the scope of the contract, if the performance of such activities involves performing work in the manner specified in Art. Article 22 § 1 of the Act of 26 June 1974 - the Labor Code (Journal of Laws of 2019, items 1040, 1043 and 1495) - cover the following types of activities: physical work, office and administrative work, operators of specialized equipment and technical devices necessary to perform the contract. The Ordering Party allows that the obligation to employ under an employment contract does not apply to the Construction Manager and designers running a sole proprietorship. Detailed requirements regarding the implementation and enforcement of the employment contract requirement are specified in the draft contract, which constitutes an annex to the Technical Specifications. 2) Environmental aspects - definition of the environmental effect that can be achieved under a given contract:Reducing energy and utility consumption and reducing the facility's environmental impact through the use of modern, energy-efficient installation and technical solutions. This is included in the scope of the FUP development and design and implementation documentation, in particular regarding mechanical ventilation, air conditioning, energy-efficient lighting, sanitary installations, and the facility's technical infrastructure. • The Ordering Party anticipates the application of requirements related to environmental protection and energy efficiency in accordance with Article 96, Section 1 of the Public Procurement Act. The FUP envisages the use of solutions that reduce energy consumption and increase the facility's operational efficiency, including energy-efficient installations and technical devices. The design documentation will take into account applicable regulations on environmental protection, waste management, and the energy efficiency of buildings. The Ordering Party anticipates the use of solutions that minimize operating costs and the environmental impact of the investment throughout the facility's life cycle. 3) Innovative aspects - defining the economic (innovative) effect that can be achieved under a given contract: the development of modern medical and digital services through the creation of infrastructure for telemedicine, remote patient care systems, and the modern organization of outpatient services. Included in the development of a Public Procurement Fund (PFU) and design and implementation documentation, including ICT solutions, communication systems, a queuing system, telemedicine infrastructure, and modern technical equipment for the facility. The contracting authority intends to implement innovative and functional solutions in accordance with Article 96, Section 1 of the Public Procurement Law, encompassing modern medical, ICT, and organizational technologies. The PFU envisages the creation of telemedicine stations, a call center, a queuing system, and infrastructure enabling the provision of medical services remotely. The contracting authority intends to implement modern functional, installation, and ICT solutions that will improve work organization, accessibility of services, and the quality of patient care. The procedure was not divided into lots (packages) due to the uniformity and indivisibility of the procurement for technical and organizational reasons.including energy-efficient installations and technical equipment. The design documentation will take into account applicable regulations on environmental protection, waste management, and energy efficiency of buildings. The contracting authority intends to implement solutions that minimize operating costs and the environmental impact of the investment throughout the facility's life cycle. 3) Innovative aspects - defining the economic (innovative) effect that can be achieved under a given contract: the development of modern medical and digital services through the creation of infrastructure for telemedicine, remote patient care systems, and modern organization of outpatient services. This is included in the development of the Operational Programme (FUP) and the design and implementation documentation, including ICT solutions, communication systems, a queuing system, telemedicine infrastructure, and modern technical equipment for the facility. • The contracting authority intends to implement innovative and functional solutions in accordance with Article 96, Section 1 of the Public Procurement Law, encompassing modern medical, ICT, and organizational technologies. The FUP envisages the creation of telemedicine stations, a call center, a queuing system, and infrastructure enabling the provision of remote medical services. The contracting authority intends to implement modern functional, installation, and IT solutions that will improve workflow, service availability, and the quality of patient care. The procurement process was not divided into lots (packages) due to the uniformity and indivisibility of the contract for technical and organizational reasons.including energy-efficient installations and technical equipment. The design documentation will take into account applicable regulations on environmental protection, waste management, and energy efficiency of buildings. The contracting authority intends to implement solutions that minimize operating costs and the environmental impact of the investment throughout the facility's life cycle. 3) Innovative aspects - defining the economic (innovative) effect that can be achieved under a given contract: the development of modern medical and digital services through the creation of infrastructure for telemedicine, remote patient care systems, and modern organization of outpatient services. This is included in the development of the Operational Programme (FUP) and the design and implementation documentation, including ICT solutions, communication systems, a queuing system, telemedicine infrastructure, and modern technical equipment for the facility. • The contracting authority intends to implement innovative and functional solutions in accordance with Article 96, Section 1 of the Public Procurement Law, encompassing modern medical, ICT, and organizational technologies. The FUP envisages the creation of telemedicine stations, a call center, a queuing system, and infrastructure enabling the provision of remote medical services. The contracting authority intends to implement modern functional, installation, and IT solutions that will improve workflow, service availability, and the quality of patient care. The procurement process was not divided into lots (packages) due to the uniformity and indivisibility of the contract for technical and organizational reasons.Installation and IT systems to improve work organization, access to services, and the quality of patient care. The procedure was not divided into lots (packages) due to the uniformity and indivisibility of the contract for technical and organizational reasons.Installation and IT systems to improve work organization, access to services, and the quality of patient care. The procedure was not divided into lots (packages) due to the uniformity and indivisibility of the contract for technical and organizational reasons. with tender notice no. 692053-2026 published on 07 Oct 2026. The tender is due to expire on 21 Oct 2026. This tender is sourced from TED Europa and is eligible for suppliers interested in Construction work. Interested bidders can obtain further information including complete bid documents or ways to participate by registering on Tender Impulse and referencing via Tender Impulse ID 15292739.