COP · 56 valued
COP 1.25 billion
Buyer · Colombia
Sucre - Empresa Municipal de Acueducto, Alcantarillado y Aseo Del Municipio de San Antonio de Palmito Sucre S.A. e.S.P contracts.
Sucre - Empresa Municipal de Acueducto, Alcantarillado y Aseo Del Municipio de San Antonio de Palmito Sucre S.A. e.S.P in Colombia made 56 public contract awards between 2020 and 2022 in the records askTender holds. 12 named companies won them; Fundacion B&C del Caribe won the most (3). Published values total COP 1.25 billion across 56 awards. The latest award on record is dated 11 Feb 2022.
56contract awards
12named suppliers
Feb 2022latest award
COP 1.25 billionpublished, COP
Latest awards
CPS-014-2022
Won by Abc Constructores & Consultores · COP 18 million
27 Jan 2022Awarded
Contrato No. 013 - 2022
Won by Fundacion B&C del Caribe · COP 12 million
14 Jan 2022Awarded
CPS-008-2022
Won by Lamtic S.A.S · COP 14.03 million
11 Jan 2022Awarded
CPS-006-2022
Won by JS Ingenieria y Servicios S.A.S. · COP 250 million
5 Jan 2022Awarded
Contrato No. 37 - 2021
Won by Fundacion Renacer Social En Los Montes de Maria · COP 6.8 million
3 Dec 2021Awarded
CPS-036-2021
Won by Fundacion Floreciendo Caminos · COP 12 million
1 Dec 2021Awarded
CPS-034-2021
Won by Fundacion B&C del Caribe · COP 10 million
4 Nov 2021Awarded
C-033-2021
Won by Fundacion Byc · COP 12.5 million
6 Oct 2021Awarded
CPS-028-2021
Won by Marlon Edil Montes Redondo · COP 1.27 million
20 Aug 2021Awarded
CPS – 025-2021
Won by Fundacion B&C del Caribe · COP 12 million
15 Jul 2021Awarded
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