Colombia · SECOP II

The contractor undertakes to deliver to the department of the Cauca to the title of sale vehicle specialized for the collection and analysis of emp and ef that facilitate the prosecution of crimes by the general prosecutor of the sectional nation Cauca, in the framework of the implementation of…

Gobernación del Cauca

Title machine-translated from Spanish. Original: EL CONTRATISTA SE COMPROMETE CON EL DEPARTAMENTO DEL CAUCA A ENTREGAR A TITULO DE COMPRAVENTA VEHICULO ESPECIALIZADO PARA LA RECOLECCIÓN Y ANALISIS DE EMP Y EF QUE FACILITE LA JUDICIALIZACIÓN DE DELITOS POR PARTE DE LA FISCALIA GENERAL DE LA NACION SECCIONAL CAUCA, EN EL MARCO DE EJECUCIÓN DEL…

In short

Gobernación del Cauca, a public buyer in Colombia, published this tender. Bids go through SECOP II until October 6, 2026 (8 days left). The whole bidding period is 11 days. The estimated value is COP 830,125,562, about $208K.

Details

Buyer	Gobernación del Cauca
Estimated value	COP 830,125,562 ≈ $208K
Bid deadline	October 6, 2026
Published	September 25, 2026
Country	Colombia · SECOP II
Process number	CO1.REQ.10907459
Category codes	25101503

Dates

Today

PublishedSep 25, 2026Bid deadlineOct 6, 2026 · exact time on the portal

Official description

EL CONTRATISTA SE COMPROMETE CON EL DEPARTAMENTO DEL CAUCA A ENTREGAR A TITULO DE COMPRAVENTA VEHICULO ESPECIALIZADO PARA LA RECOLECCIÓN Y ANALISIS DE EMP Y EF QUE FACILITE LA JUDICIALIZACIÓN DE DELITOS POR PARTE DE LA FISCALIA GENERAL DE LA NACION SECCIONAL CAUCA, EN EL MARCO DE EJECUCIÓN DEL PROYECTO DENOMINADO FORTALECIMIENTO DE LA CAPACIDAD OPERATIVA DE LAS UNIDADES DE LA POLICÍA NACIONAL-MEPOY Y FISCALIA NACIONAL EN EL DEPARTAMENTO DEL CAUCA

How to bid

Create a free supplier account in SECOP II. Many processes also require the Single Registry of Bidders (RUP), kept by the chambers of commerce.
Find the process in SECOP II by its number, read the tender documents and addenda, and send questions within the dates in the schedule.
Submit your bid in SECOP II before the deadline.

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