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Brazil · PNCP

Hire of a company specializing in the provision of services of drivers in the "D" categories to be executed with a regime of exclusive dedication of labor, according to conditions, quantities and requirements set out in the Notice and its annexes.

Fundacao Universidade Federal de Rondonia

Title machine-translated from Portuguese. Original: Contratação de empresa especializada na prestação de serviços de motoristas nas categorias "D" a serem executados com regime de dedicação exclusiva de mão de obra, conforme condições, quantidades e exigências estabelecidas no Edital e seus anexos.

In short

Fundacao Universidade Federal de Rondonia, a public buyer in Brazil, published this tender. Bids go through PNCP until October 6, 2026 (3 days left). The whole bidding period is 18 days. The estimated value is BRL 451,180.92, about $81.2K.

Details

BuyerFundacao Universidade Federal de Rondonia
Estimated valueBRL 451,180.92 ≈ $81.2K
Bid deadlineOctober 6, 2026, 10:00 (Brasília time)
PublishedSeptember 18, 2026
CountryBrazil · PNCP
Process number04418943000190-1-000016/2026

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Dates

PublishedSep 18, 2026Bid deadlineOct 6, 2026 · 10:00 (Brasília time)

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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