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Within the framework of the provisions of Law No. 32069, General Law of Public Procurement, hereinafter the Law, the Specialized Agency for Efficient Public Procurement (OECE) reminds contracting entities that, in accordance with the provisions of articles 7 and 41 of the Law, they are obliged to register in the State Electronic Procurement System (SEACE) the information corresponding to their contracting processes, including those contracting cases that are excluded. of its scope of application.
In this regard, it is appropriate to indicate that literal o) of paragraph 7.1 of article 7 of the Law provides that government-to-government contracting and its derived contracts are outside its scope of application, in accordance with the Twentieth Final Complementary Provision of the Law. However, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 7.3 of article 7 of the Law and Directive No. 007-2025-OECE-CD- Directive of applicable provisions for access and registration of information in the SEACE, your information must be published in the SEACE within a maximum period of ten (10) business days after the contract has been made.
In this context, it is specified that for the aforementioned procurements - that is, government-to-government procurements and their derived contracts - the contracting entity uses the Agreement type of selection procedure and records the following information:
a) Liaison with the PAC, if applicable.
b) Contracting information.
c) Budget, information on the Budget Credit Certification and/or the Budget Forecast and/or the Private Funds that finance the contracting, in accordance with the corresponding regulations.
d) Counterparty information: State with which the contract is signed.
e) Technical report and legal report that supports that the contracting corresponds to a case excluded from the scope of application of the Law.
For more information, the User Manual for registering Convention-type information is available at the OECE digital headquarters (click here).
The OECE reaffirms its commitment to strengthening the management of public procurement, in the new regulatory framework, promoting the registration of public procurement information in compliance with the principles of publicity, transparency and ease of use.
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