Oficina Normativa de Contratación y Adquisiciones del Estado
Between 2006 and 2012, Oficina Normativa de Contratación y Adquisiciones del Estado appears as a buyer in 62 records from ONCAE open contracting data, which amount to 59 unique processes. The most frequent supplier, Desarrollos Inmobiliarios (DEINSA) Hotel Marriott, accounts for 11.6% of the records shared with suppliers. In Dec 2011, the number of processes is 75% lower than in Nov 2011.
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Observed volume
59 processes
62 source rows in ONCAE open contracting data.
Latest activity
Jun 2012
2 records in the period.
Latest comparable change
-6 processes
Nov 2011 → Dec 2011 (-75%)
Most frequent supplier
5 shared records · 11.6% of relationships.
History
Oficina Normativa de Contratación y Adquisiciones del Estado: processes by period
May 2006–Jun 2012
Relationships
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