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🏛️CNFPT

General information

The entity called CNFPT is part of the entity of the public sector of European Union that carries out public procurement, that is, that invests part of the assigned budget in hiring people or companies to fulfill its objectives.

Total contracted amountEUR 15,535,040.50 Number of procurement processes29

Most frequent suppliers

The entity CNFPT has established relationships with 24 different suppliers through its procurement activities.

This diversity in suppliers promotes competition, ensures better value for money, and reduces dependency on single vendors.

SupplierNo. ContractsTotal amount
🇫🇷 Sans suite33,222,432 EUR
🇫🇷 Debra frères2224,846 EUR
🇫🇷 Lorry2717,164 EUR
🇫🇷 Techni plafond2227,727 EUR
🇫🇷 Alsace Clean116,865 EUR

Market context and opportunities

As part of the public sector in Guatemala, this entity plays a crucial role in public service delivery and infrastructure development.

The entity CNFPT regularly publishes procurement opportunities for suppliers interested in providing goods and services to the public sector.

With 29 contracts and a total value of 15,535,040.50 Q, this entity demonstrates active participation in public procurement.

The entity CNFPT has maintained consistent procurement activity over 22 years, showing stable budget allocation and project management.

Public sector context

As a entity entity, CNFPT serves essential public functions and contributes to European Union's development through responsible procurement practices.

This entity is committed to transparency in public procurement, making contract information publicly available as required by European Union law.

Citizens can monitor the procurement activities of CNFPT through public databases and transparency portals.

The entity CNFPT has awarded 29 contracts, all of which are publicly accessible for citizen oversight and accountability.

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Published byOpentender.eu
Countries231
LicenseCC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Year range2003 - 2025
Update statusNot updated (2025-01-01)
OpenTender obtains information from the procurement portal of the European Union.
This record last updated2014-03-19