COP · 27 valued
COP 170 million
Buyer · Colombia
Putumayo - Institucion Educativa Rural Nueva Bengala - Orito contracts.
Putumayo - Institucion Educativa Rural Nueva Bengala - Orito in Colombia made 27 public contract awards between 2018 and 2022 in the records askTender holds. 7 named companies won them; Distribuciones Tito Garcia SAS won the most (5). Published values total COP 170 million across 27 awards. The latest award on record is dated 10 Mar 2022.
27contract awards
7named suppliers
Mar 2022latest award
COP 170 millionpublished, COP
Latest awards
RES-IENB-02-07.03.2022
Won by Cooperativa Integral de Transporte y Vias Ltda · COP 8.76 million
10 Mar 2022Awarded
SAMC-IRNB-001-2021
Won by Distribuciones Tito Garcia SAS · COP 43.95 million
9 Dec 2021Awarded
RES-IENB-007-04.10.2021
Won by Servitecpro M&L SAS · COP 16.2 million
11 Oct 2021Awarded
RES-IENB-004.23.08.2021
Won by Distribuciones Tito Garcia SAS · COP 11.06 million
27 Aug 2021Awarded
CD- IENB-03-2021
Won by Cooperativa Integral de Transporte y Vias Ltda · COP 27.38 million
19 Jul 2021Awarded
INB-09-2019
Won by Cooperativa Integral de Transporte y Vias Coointransvias Ltda · COP 602,300
16 Aug 2019Awarded
NB-05-2019
Won by Distribuciones Tito Garcia SAS · COP 3.52 million
4 Jun 2019Awarded
NB-04-2019
Won by Distribuciones Tito Garcia SAS · COP 5.88 million
4 Jun 2019Awarded
013-2018
Won by Distribuidora del Sur El Mana SAS · COP 1.08 million
20 Sep 2018Awarded
012-2018
Won by Distribuidora del Sur El Mana SAS · COP 1.19 million
20 Sep 2018Awarded
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