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Cundinamarca - Institucion Educativa Ciudad Verde – Soacha contracts.

Cundinamarca - Institucion Educativa Ciudad Verde – Soacha in Colombia made 51 public contract awards between 2020 and 2022 in the records askTender holds. 17 named companies won them; Diseño Impresos & Suministros SAS won the most (4). Published values total COP 448 million across 50 awards and €17.78 million across 1 award. The latest award on record is dated 4 Apr 2022.

51contract awards
17named suppliers
Apr 2022latest award
COP 448 millionpublished, COP

Latest awards

025- 2021
Won by Diseño Impresos & Suministros SAS · COP 17.48 million
16 Nov 2021Awarded
021-2021
Won by Fermor Soluciones y Servicios SAS · COP 10.26 million
5 Oct 2021Awarded
020-2021
Won by Soluciones Informaticas y Energia Renovable · COP 17.5 million
5 Oct 2021Awarded
019-2021
Won by Daot Publicidad & Fotografia · COP 12.27 million
1 Sep 2021Awarded
16-2021
Won by Editorial Santillana SAS · COP 17.22 million
17 Aug 2021Awarded
016 -2021
Won by Editorial Santillana SAS · COP 17.22 million
17 Aug 2021Awarded
014- 2021
Won by Diseño Impresos & Suministros SAS · COP 6.83 million
9 Aug 2021Awarded
011 -2021
Won by Dataico SAS · COP 280,000
12 Jul 2021Awarded
07 2021
Won by Colombiana de Comercio SA Siglas Corbeta SA Y/O Alkosto SA · COP 17.52 million
18 May 2021Awarded
06 2021
Won by Industrias Metalicas Cruz Colombia SAS · COP 13.59 million
10 May 2021Awarded

Awards by year

Awards by year

from the published records
202025
202124
20222

Published value, by currency

COP · 50 valued
COP 448 million
EUR · 1 valued
€17.78 million

Each currency is shown on its own: amounts are never converted or added across currencies. Awards to individuals and sole traders are counted but never named.

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