Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas
Between 2008 and 2011 in ARCE historical procurement awards, Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas appears as a buyer in 127 records from ARCE historical procurement awards, which amount to 84 unique processes. The observed amount totals 670,910 USD; UYI and UYU amounts are kept separate and not added to that figure. The leading supplier by amount, Direccion Gral. Secretaria del MEF, accounts for 17.3% of the USD amount. In Feb 2011, the number of processes is 50% lower than in Jan 2011.
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Observed volume
84 processes
127 source rows in ARCE historical procurement awards.
Latest activity
Jul 2011
1 record in the period.
Latest comparable change
-1 processes
Jan 2011 → Feb 2011 (-50%)
Leading supplier by amount
17.3% of observed USD amount; top three 30%.
History
Historical series by source
4 independent series
Relationships
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Relationship concentration
Reliance on leading suppliers
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Recent activity
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