Supplier· Honduras· Activity through Jan 2018

Mr. Wash * Compra Menor

HN-RTN-08011963063319

Between 2015 and 2018, Mr. Wash * Compra Menor appears as a supplier in 49 records from ONCAE open contracting data, which amount to 49 unique processes. The most frequent buyer, Unidad Central, accounts for 98% of the records shared with buyers. In Nov 2016, the number of processes is 400% higher than in Oct 2016.

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Source records
49
Sources
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Observed volume

49 processes

49 source rows in ONCAE open contracting data.

Latest activity

Jan 2018

1 record in the period.

Latest comparable change

+4 processes

Oct 2016 → Nov 2016 (+400%)

Most frequent buyer

Unidad Central

48 shared records · 98% of relationships.

History

Mr. Wash * Compra Menor: processes by period

Sep 2015–Jan 2018

Relationships

Top counterparties in the records

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Relationship concentration

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Unidad CentralRecorded relationshipsTop one 98%Top three 100%

Recent activity

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Coverage and provenance

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