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Institutions that require deliveries in Lima and Callao can participate.
To contribute to public savings and the technological modernization of the State, the Central Public Procurement Office - PERU COMPRAS is preparing the aggregate purchase of computers for state entities that wish to acquire these devices in Metropolitan Lima or Callao.
Interested institutions can register their membership on the Electronic Catalogues platform until August 5, 2024.
There are five categories of products included in this volume purchase: two types of desktop computers, two types of laptops and one type of monitor.
PERU COMPRAS will be in charge of contracting, from the call for membership to the selection of suppliers. For its part, each entity will be in charge of generating the corresponding purchase orders and making payments in a timely manner.
This aggregate purchase will allow the various central, regional and local government bodies to access high-quality equipment at competitive prices, which will contribute to the modernization of their operations and services, for the benefit of citizens. All this, through an agile, efficient and transparent procedure.
ADVANTAGES OF AGGREGATE PURCHASE AND ECONOMY OF SCALE
Aggregate purchase is a type of corporate purchase, which facilitates the acquisition of goods and services that are required by several public entities. In other words, PERU COMPRAS unites the demand of several institutions in a single purchase. This allows obtaining better prices and conditions with suppliers due to the greater volume of the purchase.
In addition, by carrying out a unified and centralized process, transparency is improved and the participating entities have the technical support and experience of the Public Procurement Center. More information on the digital site.
SAVINGS GENERATED BY VOLUME PURCHASES
Volume purchases made between 2019 and 2024 have generated significant savings for the State, close to S/10 million soles.
Thus, between 2023 and early 2024, the corporate purchase of bond paper, pens and other goods by various institutions achieved savings of S/7.5 million. Also, last year, savings of almost S/2 million were achieved in the joint acquisition of medicines for three establishments specialized in mental health.
