Selection of Public Transport Operator in Public Procurement System in Poland

Krawczyk, Grzegorz

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-17743-0_3

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“…When price criteria are considered along with qualitative criteria, the tender price may constitute a larger or smaller part of the total criteria value. Note that the legislation provides for certain restrictions on tender evaluation criteria to ensure fair competition in public procurement procedures [29].…”

Section: Evaluation Of Public Procurement Tenders In Polandmentioning

confidence: 99%

Legal Aspects of the Evaluation of Tenders in Public Procurement Procedures in the Polish Mining Industry

Mucha,

Chaba,

Midor

2023

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Public procurement procedures facilitate the purchase of products, services, or civil works by public administrations. In Poland, they follow the national rules specified in the Public Procurement Act. Public procurement aims to ensure a transparent and competitive purchasing process, effective use of public resources, equal treatment of all tenderers, and supply of the best products and services. Various aspects of tender evaluation often determine public procurement and the actual process. Of fundamental importance are price and quality. The Polish mining industry is very mature and includes many stakeholders, such as underground, surface, and borehole mines. Public procurement in the mining industry is specialised and involves complex contracts between the contracting authority and the contractor. Additionally, the mining industry involves very high-risk levels and requires special safety efforts. Therefore, this article presents the analysis results related to evaluating offers in public tenders in the most prominent Polish enterprises of the mining industry. The results indicated what procedures should be carried out and what offer evaluation criteria are essential. The emphasis was placed on ensuring that the selection of offers in this industry are not based only on one criterion: price.

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Section: Evaluation Of Public Procurement Tenders In Polandmentioning

confidence: 99%

Legal Aspects of the Evaluation of Tenders in Public Procurement Procedures in the Polish Mining Industry

Mucha,

Chaba,

Midor

2023

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“…loan (for a consideration) or lending for use (free of charge) the property owned by the transport organiser. Source: own study based on [25].…”

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Models of Delivery of Sustainable Public Transportation Services in Metropolitan Areas–Comparison of Conventional, Battery Powered and Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Drives

2021

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The development of public transport systems is related to the implementation of modern and low-carbon vehicles. Over the last several years, there has been a clear progress in this field. The number of electric buses has increased, and the first solutions in the area of hydrogen fuel cells have been implemented. Unfortunately, the implementation of these technologies is connected with significant financial expenditure. The goal of the article is the analysis of effectiveness of financial investment, consisting in the purchase of 30 new public transport buses (together with the necessary infrastructure–charging stations). The analysis has been performed using the NPV method for the period of 10 years. Discount rate was determined on 4%, as recommended by the European Commission for this type of project. It is based on the case study of the investment project carried out by Metropolis GZM in Poland. The article determines and compares the efficiency ratios for three investment options-purchase of diesel-powered, battery-powered, and hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicles. The results of the analysis indicate that the currently high costs of vehicle purchase and charging infrastructure are a significant barrier for the implementation of battery-powered and hydrogen fuel-cell buses. In order to meet the transport policy goals related to the exchange of traditional bus stock to more eco-friendly vehicles, it is necessary to involve public funds for the purpose of financing the investment activities.

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