Sertecd
Between 2012 and 2026, Sertecd appears as a supplier in 321 records from ONCAE open contracting data, which amount to ≈323 unique processes. The most frequent buyer, Compras y Suministros, accounts for 78.9% of the records shared with buyers (bounded estimate). In Apr 2024, the number of processes is 50% lower than in Mar 2024. Monetary totals are omitted because the source repeats lifecycle rows for each process.
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Observed volume
≈323 processes
321 source rows in ONCAE open contracting data.
Latest activity
Aug 2026
1 record in the period.
Latest comparable change
-1 processes
Mar 2024 → Apr 2024 (-50%)
History
Sertecd: processes by period
Dec 2012–Aug 2026
Relationships
Top counterparties in the records
Ranked by shared record count, without adding different currencies.
Relationship concentration
Reliance on leading counterparties
Each currency is calculated separately. A high share may reflect specialization, scale, or source coverage and is not by itself evidence of misconduct.
Recent activity
Latest published records
Ordered by the most relevant award, publication, or event date in each source. An identical event published by multiple lifecycle sources is shown once and retains every source in the first column. This does not claim the activity happened today.
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Coverage and provenance
Sources contributing to this profile
Procurement histories collapse repeated lifecycle rows when process identifiers are complete and mark incomplete identifiers as approximate.
Headline monetary rollups are omitted because the primary history cannot deduplicate lifecycle snapshots to award-line values safely; source-row counts remain available in provenance.
This profile consolidates source keys within one country and role only through exact identifiers or an unambiguous normalized legal name. Currencies and unit scales remain separate; similar names are not assumed to be the same organization.