📋 Tender Overview
The National Superintendency of State Assets SBN carried out the virtual roadshow called Functional and technical aspects of Procurement software less than or equal to 8 UIT which had the participation of seven State entities. The purpose of the activity was to show the functionality and benefits of the software developed by the SBN to promote its implementation in State institutions interested in having a tool that allows them to optimize the management of their contracts for amounts less than or equal to the 8 UIT as well as strengthening its transparency and anti-corruption mechanisms. It should be noted that since the development and implementation of this digital tool by the SBN it has not only received a certification as Good Practice in Public Management 2021 but also it has already been replicated by the Police Military Jurisdiction an institution that after the implementation process comes using the digital tool as part of their regular purchasing processes. The activity was led by Lic. Jaime Lpez Endo General Manager of the SBN who welcomed the participating entities and thanked them for the interest shown in knowing the application in detail and being able to apply it in their respective institutions. Subsequently the Supervisor of the Administrative System of Supplies of the SBN Oscar Torres and his technical team detailed the scope of the software and its operation in real time. The participating entities were the Ministries of the Interior and of Economy and Finance as well as the National Superintendency of Customs and Tax Administration - SUNAT the Social Health Insurance - Essalud the National Penitentiary Institute - INPE the National Center for Supply of Resources Strategic in Health - Cenares and the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. The National Superintendency of State Assets SBN is a decentralized public body attached to the Ministry of Housing Construction and Sanitation and is in charge of managing supervising and registering State properties in accordance with current regulations.
