ICT tender roundup: Honduras, Ecuador, Nicaragua

The government of Honduras is inviting eligible companies to provide access to a database and software with financial information on national and international firms.

The database must be available online and include information on at least 60,000 global companies listed on the stock market of their countries of origin, as well as detailed financial information on at least 15mn private companies, which must be set out according to the line of business. The financial information must include profit and loss statements audited by external parties, among others.

Bids must be delivered to the address shown below before November 15 at 2:00pm Honduras time. Envelopes will be opened on November 15 at 2:15pm.

For more information, contact the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) Project Coordination Unit at uepbid@gmail.com

Comisionada Presidencial de la Administración Tributaria (CPAT); To: Unidad Coordinadora de Proyectos BID (Adquisiciones); Address: Col Palmira, Edificio Gabriel A. Mejía, contiguo a Farmacia Palmira,4to piso, Tegucigalpa, M.D.C., Honduras

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Ecuador's auditing authority launched a tender for the design and implementation of a management program aimed at changing the servers used by the entity for control-related tasks. The winning party or parties will also provide workshops to foster a new perspective on control management among public officials.

The tender will follow the IDB's international competitive bidding procedure.

Interested parties can obtain additional information by sending an email to contratacionpublicacge@contraloria.gob.ec, with a copy to programacgebid@contraloria.gob.ec before November 13. Offers must be submitted to the address below before December 19.

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Dirección Administrativa y Servicios de la Contraloría General del Estado, Av. Juan Montalvo E4-37 y Av. 6 de Diciembre, 3er Piso, Quito 170403, Ecuador.

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Nicaragua is calling for bids for the acquisition of an information and applications server (DGTT-DGTA) and a Cisco 6500e modular network router.

The government of Nicaragua received funds from the IDB that will be partly used to finance the Support Program for the Transport Sector III, according to the UN's Development Business website.

Interested suppliers must provide their financial statements for 2013 and 2014, which must be audited by an external party or an authorized public accountant.

Participants can request a copy of the bidding documents at adquisiciones@mti.gob.ni or at the address specified below. All offers must be submitted before December 12.

Ministerio de Transporte e Infraestructura; To: Oficina de la División de Adquisiciones; Address: Frente al Estadio Nacional Dennis Martínez, Managua, Nicaragua.

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