Supplier· Uruguay· Activity through Sep 2008

autoservice las tres niñas ltda.

R/212367170015

Between 2003 and 2008 in ARCE historical procurement awards, autoservice las tres niñas ltda. appears as a supplier in 60 records from ARCE historical procurement awards, which amount to 60 unique processes. The observed amount totals 48,353 UYU. The leading buyer by amount, NO VIGENTE Hosp-CTro Geriátrico Dr. Luis Piñeiro del Campo, accounts for 98.6% of the UYU amount. In Jan 2007, the number of processes is unchanged from Dec 2006.

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Observed volume

60 processes

60 source rows in ARCE historical procurement awards.

Latest activity

Sep 2008

2 records in the period.

Latest comparable change

No change

Dec 2006 → Jan 2007 · same value

Leading buyer by amount

NO VIGENTE Hosp-CTro Geriátrico Dr. Luis Piñeiro del Campo

98.6% of observed UYU amount; top three 100%.

History

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