Dokładne informacje na temat terminu (terminów) procedur odwoławczych
19.1 Legal remedies are available to the Economic Operator, as well as to any other entity, if it has or had an interest
interest in obtaining this award and suffered or may suffer damage as a result of violation by
Contracting Authority's violation of provisions of the PPL Act.
19.2 An appeal shall only be admissible against actions inconsistent with provisions of the Act which the Contracting Authority has undertaken
19.2 An appeal shall only be admissible against actions inconsistent with provisions of the Act which the Contracting Authority has undertaken in the course of the award procedure or against failure to act which the Contracting Authority is required to undertake
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pursuant to the Act. Detailed rules and time limits for lodging an appeal are regulated in Art. 513-515 of the PPL Act.
PPL Act.
19.3 Legal remedies against the announcement initiating the award procedure or the
19.3 Organizations enrolled in the list referred to in Art. 469 item 1 of the Public Procurement Law shall also have the right to seek legal remedies against the announcement initiating the award procedure or contest notice and contract documents.
referred to in Art. 469 item 15 of the PPL. and the Ombudsman for Small and Medium Enterprises.
19.4 An appeal can be filed against
19.4.1 action taken by the Awarding Entity in the procurement procedure which is contrary to provisions of the Act, including
19.4.1 an action incompliant with the provisions of the Act taken by the Awarding Entity in the course of contract award procedure, including the draft contractual provisions;
19.4.2 failure to act in the contract award procedure to which the awarding entity was obliged to
pursuant to the Act;
19.5 The appeal shall be lodged with the President of the Chamber. The appellant shall submit a copy of the appeal to the awarding entity before
19.5 The appeal shall be lodged with the ordering party before the deadline for filing an appeal in such a way that he can read its contents before that date.
19.6 The appeal against the content of the appeal shall be lodged with the President of the Chamber.
19.6 The appeal against the contents of the announcement or the SWZ shall be lodged within 10 days of publication of
notice in the Official Journal of the European Union or publication of the contract documents on
website.
19.7 An appeal shall be lodged within:
19.7.1 10 days from the date of communication of information about the contracting authority's actions constituting grounds for lodging an appeal
19.7.1 10 days from the date of transfer of information on the awarding entity's actions constituting grounds for lodging the appeal, if the information was transferred by means of electronic communication,
19.7.2 15 days from the date of submission of information on the contracting authority's action constituting the basis for lodging the appeal, if the information was submitted using electronic means of communication
19.7.2 15 days from the date of submission of information on the contracting authority's actions constituting the basis for lodging the appeal, if the information was submitted in a manner other than specified in clause 19.7.1.
19.8 An appeal in cases other than those specified in clauses 19.6 and 19.7 shall be lodged within 10 days of the date on which
19.8 In cases other than those specified in points 19.6 and 19.7, an appeal shall be lodged within 10 days from the date on which the circumstances providing grounds for lodging the appeal came to light or could reasonably have come to light.
which constitute grounds for lodging the complaint
19.9 The decision of the Chamber and the ruling of the President of the Chamber referred to in Art. 519 (1) of the PPL Act shall be appealed against by the parties and participants to the appeal proceedings,
19.9 The parties and participants of the appeal proceedings shall have the right to lodge a complaint with a court.