In July, the Polish Security Printing Works (PWPW SA) signed an agreement with the Ministry of Transport, Construction and Maritime Economy for the production, personalization, and distribution of 100,000 ADR certificates, which authorize the transport of dangerous goods. The company was once again selected to carry out this task.
The contract was signed as a result of PWPW SA winning a two-stage tender announced by the Ministry of Transport, Construction and Maritime Economy. Based on the agreement with the Ministry and contracts with the Marshals of the Voivodeships, PWPW SA will provide data transmission for document personalization, the production of 100,000 forms, their personalization, and distribution. The agreement covers a period of no more than 4 years.
Drivers submit requests for ADR documents to the marshal’s offices, which then forward them to PWPW SA for processing. Depending on the instructions received, the completed document will be delivered to the location specified by the driver or to the marshal’s office.
PWPW SA will also sign agreements for the production of ADR documents with 16 marshal’s offices. However, all these offices are already connected to PWPW SA via a data transmission system, as the company has been carrying out a similar contract for the past several months.
ADR (fr. L’Accord européen relatif au transport international des marchandises Dangereuses par Route) – a document confirming that a driver has completed an ADR course and passed the exam for drivers transporting dangerous goods by road. Legal basis: Act of August 19, 2011, on the transport of dangerous goods.