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Results for “sanciones a proveedores en Paraguay”
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Queryable datasets
Brazil · SanctionsPIDA
Suspended or debarred suppliers: CEIS
Sanctions by subject, agency, category, proceeding, legal basis and published term.
Paraguay · SanctionsPIDA
DNCP supplier sanctions
Sanction cases with subject, type, cause, status, and recorded period.
El Salvador · SanctionsPIDA
UNAC sanctioned suppliers
Official registry of sanctioned suppliers with published period, cause, and status.
Colombia · SanctionsPIDA
SECOP II fines, sanctions and comments by status
Events reported in SECOP II with agency, supplier, contract, type and publication status. Includes drafts, pending approvals and negative comments; this is not a list of final or current sanctions. Event dates are source-reported, not the start of a debarment period.
Mexico · Supplier registryPIDA
Federal supplier and contractor registry
Suppliers and contractors listed in the published federal registry.
Dominican Republic · Supplier registryPIDA
Goods offered by suppliers in the last year
Goods and services activity for selected suppliers during the last year; this requires names or RPE values.
Dominican Republic · Other dataPIDA
Government Supplier Registry lookup
Public supplier profile by RPE; this view requires an identifier and does not provide a complete listing.
Paraguay · Supplier registryPIDA
DNCP supplier registry
Registered suppliers with identifier, person type, and published status.
Findings
Published and verified
Paraguay · Procurement · Jul 13, 2026
Individual suppliers account for 50.9% of Paraguay's DNCP supplier register
The categories for individuals providing goods and services and personal services total 8,290 of the 16,285 normalized records.
Paraguay · Sanctions · Jul 12, 2026
A Gustavo Adolfo Leiva award is dated within a recorded ineligibility period
DNCP records an ineligibility period from November 27, 2017 through February 27, 2018. An MOPC award for cleaning products is dated December 11 and valued at PYG 1,454,250.
Paraguay · Sanctions · Jul 11, 2026
Twelve Data Lab awards are dated within a recorded 2017 ineligibility period
DNCP’s register contains an INHA record from July 12 through October 12, 2017. The awards archive contains 12 DATA LAB SA relationships dated within that interval, worth PYG 929,274,980 across ten buyers.
Paraguay · Sanctions · Jul 11, 2026
A Supreme Court purchase was published one day after an ineligibility period ended
DNCP records six fulfilled ineligibility periods for Yeny Elizabeth Yambay. The latest ended on August 13, 2025; the Supreme Court published a flag purchase the next day and awarded it on November 12 for PYG 1,456,200.
Paraguay · Sanctions · Jul 12, 2026
Two Insumos Medicos awards are dated within recorded ineligibility periods in 2021
DNCP dates two INSUMOS MEDICOS S.A. awards March 16 and June 1, 2021, worth PYG 13.261 billion in total. Both dates fall within several INHA periods associated with the same tax identifier.
Charts
Prepared views
Paraguay
Paraguay: supplier sanctions by statusSupplier sanction records by status, DNCP.
Brazil
CNEP: sanction records by categoryAnticorruption Law sanctions with company, agency, proceeding, category and reported fine.
Paraguay
Paraguay: proveedores por forma jurídicaRegistered suppliers by legal form, DNCP registry.
Mexico
México: proveedores federales por forma jurídicaSuppliers and contractors in the 2025 federal registry; this is a registry snapshot, not a historical series.
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