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Columbian Autocar Corporation public contracts.
Columbian Autocar Corporation has won 25 public contracts between 2012 and 2022 from 16 public buyers in Philippines. Its most frequent buyer is Province of Cebu (4 awards). Published values total PHP 1.78 billion across 25 awards.
25Contracts won
16Public buyers
1Country
Feb 2022Latest award
Latest contracts won
One (1) Unit 4X2 SCFB Service MobileAwarded by City of San Carlos, Pangasinan · Philippines · PHP 950,000
19 Feb 2022Awarded
Brand New Rescue VehicleAwarded by Capiz Provincial Government · Philippines · PHP 20.65 million
18 Aug 2021Awarded
Pick UpAwarded by City of San Carlos, Pangasinan · Philippines · PHP 790,000
16 Mar 2021Awarded
Asian utility vehicleAwarded by Barangay Bagumbayan, Taguig City · Philippines · PHP 580,000
4 Nov 2019Awarded
Patrol CarsAwarded by Province of Cebu · Philippines · PHP 25.15 million
28 Mar 2019Awarded
Patrol CarAwarded by Province of Cebu · Philippines · PHP 23.9 million
5 Sep 2018Awarded
VanAwarded by Province of Cebu · Philippines · PHP 3.9 million
8 Aug 2018Awarded
Rescue VehicleAwarded by Province of Zambales · Philippines · PHP 2.25 million
19 Jun 2018Awarded
VehicleAwarded by Province of Albay · Philippines · PHP 2.7 million
18 Jan 2018Awarded
4WD Tractor (92 HP)Awarded by Province of Cebu · Philippines · PHP 1.85 million
8 Dec 2017Awarded
Contracts won by year
Contracts won by year
from the published records20124
20132
20155
20175
20184
20192
20212
20221
Published value, by currency
PHP · 25 valued
PHP 1.78 billion
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