1.1. All supplies shall be delivered complete with the necessary accessories and/or parts to ensure that the unit is capable of operating to the required technical  and quality specifications immediately. 1.2. If needed, all the supplies in the same lot must be compatible with each other and functional as a whole. Any interoperability problems between software and  hardware, if applicable shall be resolved by the Contractor and free of charge.  1.3. The contractor of any lot shall allow appropriate opportunities for carrying out work to contractors of the other lots. In installation and testing periods, if  necessary, the contractor of any lot shall co-operate with the other contractors of other lots and solve any circumstances preventing any devices from  working or reducing their performance caused by contractor’s hardwares and softwares. All tenderers bidding for any lot should carefully read information  regarding the other lots. 1.4. The type of supplied voltage in Turkey is 220 V (monophase) and 380 V (triphase + neutral). The quality and stability of the supplied current may undergo  fluctuations (+ and -) of more than 10%. All hardware must operate on 220 V +- 20 V, 50 Hz +-0.5 Hz, or 380 V +- 40 V, power supply and be suitable for  direct connection to the standard power outlets in Turkey. The type of electrical outlets generally installed in Turkey is the type with 2 side mounted  earthing poles (EUROPLUG/ Type F Plug). All plugs of all goods will have to fit exactly. The contractor shall evaluate the supplied current, the quality of  the current and the fluctuations of the current and take the necessary precautions to avoid damages to the equipment.  1.5. The supplies must be compliant with relevant EU and international regulations/standards or equivalent and tenderers shall state in their offers the  standards/regulations to be complied. Evaluation Committee reserves the right to request applicable documentary proof (e.g. certificate of compliance with  CE norms, standards, confirmation, documentation etc.) for the necessary standards/regulations. Failure to provide the documentary proof requested may lead  to rejection of the offer. All electronic equipment that emits electro-magnetic energy must be certified as meeting the emission standard EN 55022 and EN  50082-1, or equivalent, emission standards. 1.6. The manufacturer must take all measures necessary in order that manufacturing process ensures compliance with the requirements of the manufactured  machinery with the technical file referred to in 2006/42/EC Machinery Directive (Annex VII-Part A and Article 12). Tenderers shall provide the  documentary proof / Certificate of compliance with CE norms for the offered items. Evaluation Committee reserves the right to further request additional  information/confirmation/Certification/Reports for the standards which are not explicitly listed by the tenderer. Failure to provide the documentary proof  requested may lead to rejection of the offer. 1.7. All equipment should furthermore comply with the state of the art concerning safe operation, energy saving and environmental safety, in line with the  generic policies or the practical measures in use within the EU, namely within the scope of Product Safety, Energy Efficiency and Environment  Management, as applying; tenderers are thus requested to state in their offers how do they address such issues by means of appropriate manufacturing or  operation characteristics or instructions. Evaluation Committee may further request additional information/confirmation for the standards.  1.8. The Contractor will be responsible for providing measures for any Health & Safety risks associated with equipment provided and that these equipments  shall also comply with occupational health and safety standards. Evaluation Committee may further request additional information/confirmation for the  standards. Unless otherwise specified in the technical specifications, all supplies must be suitable for operation in the climatic conditions in place of  delivery (i.e. Eskisehir/Turkey).  August 2020 c4f_annexiitechspeciiitechoffer_en.doc  Page 2 of 49  GENERAL REQUIREMENTS  1. General Technical Requirements 