Antolina Armoa de Mayans
Between 2011 and 2017 in DNCP awards, Antolina Armoa de Mayans appears as a supplier in 18 records from DNCP awards and DNCP tenders; in DNCP awards that is 10 unique processes. The observed amount totals 676M PYG. The leading buyer by amount, Municipalidad de Pilar, accounts for 100% of the PYG amount.
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Observed volume
10 processes
10 source rows in DNCP awards. Counts from other sources remain separate.
Latest activity
May 2017
1 record in the period.
History
Historical series by source
4 independent series
Relationships
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Relationship concentration
Reliance on leading counterparties
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Recent activity
Latest published records
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| Source | Award date | Publication date | Title | Buyer | Status | Amount | Currency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DNCP awards | May 18, 2017 | May 12, 2017 | Adquisición de Materiales de Construcción.- | Municipalidad de Pilar | Adjudicado | ₲98,096,600 | PYG |
| DNCP awards | Nov 24, 2016 | Nov 18, 2016 | Adquisición de Materiales de Construcción.- | Municipalidad de Pilar | Adjudicado | ₲100,950,000 | PYG |
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