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Brazil · PNCP · Food & agriculture

Hire of a company to supply various meats, intended for the 10th Marília Fire Department - Municipal Administration Secretariat.

Municipio de Marilia

Title machine-translated from Portuguese. Original: Contratação de empresa para fornecimento de Carnes Diversas, destinadas ao 10º Grupamento de Bombeiros de Marília - Secretaria Municipal da Administração.

In short

Municipio de Marilia, a public buyer in Brazil, published this tender. We tagged it as food & agriculture. Bids go through PNCP until October 21, 2026 (13 days left). The whole bidding period is 19 days. The estimated value is BRL 442,079.80, about $79.6K.

Details

BuyerMunicipio de Marilia
Estimated valueBRL 442,079.80 ≈ $79.6K
Bid deadlineOctober 21, 2026, 09:00 (Brasília time)
PublishedOctober 2, 2026
CountryBrazil · PNCP
Process number44477909000100-1-000889/2026

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Dates

PublishedOct 2, 2026Bid deadlineOct 21, 2026 · 09:00 (Brasília time)

Official description

Havendo divergência entre o cadastro do material no Portal de Compras do Governo Federal (www.comprasgovernamentais.gov.br) e o disposto no Edital PREVALECERÁ A DESCRIÇÃO DO ANEXO I DO EDITAL.

How to bid

  1. For federal purchases, register in SICAF on Compras.gov.br. It's free; you sign in with a silver- or gold-level gov.br account, or with an ICP-Brasil digital certificate. Foreign companies are registered by the auctioneer (pregoeiro) or the tender committee.
  2. Open the edital on the PNCP and check which system runs the session: Compras.gov.br for federal buyers, other platforms for states and municipalities.
  3. Submit your proposal in that system before the session opens.

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