Insurance of KOWR Headquarters' Property against All Risks (AR), including Electronic Equipment Insurance

This tender concerns the comprehensive insurance of the property located at the Headquarters of the National Support Centre for Agriculture (KOWR). The scope of coverage includes all risks (AR), with a specific provision for the insurance of electronic equipment. The procurement is divided into Part 1, which covers the aforementioned property insurance for the KOWR Headquarters. Detailed specifications and terms for the execution of the contract are outlined in the Essential Contractual Provisions (IPU), which are attached as Annex 7.1 to the Request for Proposals (SWZ) for Part 1 of the order. Bidders are expected to review these IPU thoroughly to understand the full scope of requirements, including the specific types of risks to be covered and the conditions under which the insurance policy will operate. This contract aims to ensure robust protection for the KOWR's assets at its central office against a wide array of potential damages and losses. The focus on 'all risks' coverage suggests a broad protection mandate, while the explicit mention of electronic equipment highlights the importance of safeguarding modern technological assets. Interested parties should consult the full tender documentation for precise details on coverage limits, deductibles, and any specific exclusions that may apply. The successful bidder will be responsible for providing and managing this comprehensive insurance policy for the KOWR Headquarters.

This is a services contract in the finance and banking and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Insurance and General Supplies. Located in Poland, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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