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Official data on contracts, contracting entities and registered suppliers.

🏢 Key companies from 2002 to 2025

Exactly 35,462 suppliers signed 2,068,182 worth UYU 5,484,485,817,381 between 2002 and 2025.

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Exactly 35,462 suppliers signed 2,068,182 worth UYU 5,484,485,817,381 between 2002 and 2025. A single company MURRY S A accounted for 1% of the contracts; the 10 most active companies accounted for 5% of contractual activity.

SupplierNo. ContractsTotal amount
MURRY S A24,753UYU 1,982,542,719
FIERRO VIGNOLI S A FIVISA14,615UYU 387,616,595
ROCHE INTERNATIONAL LTD13,478UYU 2,772,849,688
SANYFICO S A11,214UYU 1,658,126,099
EMME SISTEMAS SOCIEDAD ANONIMA11,134UYU 542,118,937
COMPAÑIA CIBELES S A10,759UYU 535,858,317
MERCOLUZ S A10,318UYU 175,680,729

Top 10 by amount awarded from 2002 to 2025.

SupplierNo. ContractsTotal amount
FAST CLEAN S.R.L.124UYU 1,290,768,092,542
AGENCIA CENTRAL S.A.1,853UYU 397,575,430,498
TECHEIRA SOSA CANTALICIO20UYU 392,388,923,107
TURIL S.A.1,704UYU 385,751,166,274
GARINO HNOS. S.A.287UYU 370,060,889,409
INTERGRAF SOCIEDAD ANONIMA142UYU 227,847,014,240
LAGOMARSINO S.A.55UYU 219,145,861,851

📑 Explore public contracts from 2002 to 2025

The state is the largest buyer in the country. In 2025, it signed 83,256 contracts worth UYU 99,028,059,784.

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🏛️ Entities that award the most from 2002 to 2025

A single public entity Dirección General de la Salud accounted for 6% of the contracts; the 10 entities with the highest spending accounted for 76% of published public spending.

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A single public entity Dirección General de la Salud accounted for 6% of the contracts; the 10 entities with the highest spending accounted for 76% of published public spending.

EntityNo. ContractsTotal amount
Dirección General de la Salud122,376UYU 23,533,117,841
Dirección General de Secretaría85,679UYU 32,661,219,419
Intendencia de Montevideo78,028UYU 34,136,848,142
Hospital Maciel60,269UYU 5,274,614,378
Centro Departamental de Rocha43,292UYU 1,768,576,997
Dirección Nacional de Arquitectura34,143UYU 2,882,353,034
Secretaría del Ministerio del Interior31,063UYU 34,676,191,764

Top 10 by amount awarded from 2002 to 2025.

EntityNo. ContractsTotal amount
Comando General del Ejército17,779UYU 1,318,365,634,850
Adminstración Nacional de Correos28,531UYU 1,293,978,885,493
Administración Nacional de Usinas y Trasmisiones Eléctricas9,848UYU 539,430,996,565
Dirección General Impositiva10,052UYU 409,029,486,842
Banco de Seguros del Estado27,198UYU 225,792,546,403
Despacho de la Secretaría Estado y Oficinas Dependientes10,788UYU 205,429,866,034
Dirección Nacional de Asistencia Social Policial895UYU 185,239,241,848

Data sources

Published byAgencia Reguladora de Compras Estatales
CountriesUruguay
LicenseLicencia de Datos Abiertos - Uruguay Versión 0.1
Records703,552
Year range2017 - 2025
Update statusNot updated (2025-10-24)
The State Procurement Regulatory Agency (ARCE) provides access to public procurement and contracting information through the Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS) via API. The source includes calls for bids or invitations, awards, and unsuccessful purchases. It does not include information on centra...
Published byAgencia Reguladora de Compras Estatales
CountriesUruguay
LicenseLicencia de Datos Abiertos - Uruguay Versión 0.1
Records1,401,871
Year range2002 - 2023
Update statusNot updated (2023-12-31)
The State Procurement Regulatory Agency (ARCE) provides access to historical public procurement and contracting data through the data catalog. The source includes calls for bids or invitations, awards, and unsuccessful purchases. It does not include information on centralized purchases, framework ag...

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