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DMD-2026-016

Automating public contracting under Law 51 of 2004

Initial reviewImprovement
Electronic form
Priority score
67

Preliminary score from screening — confirmed after evaluation

Estimated cost
SYP 127.5M
Net present value
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Internal rate of return
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After the business case

Payback period
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Rank in the 2027 plan
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  1. Gate into «Submitted»DecisionGoDate17 September 2026DraftComplete
  2. Gate into «Initial review»DecisionGoDate21 September 2026SubmittedComplete
  3. Gate into «Feasibility»DecisionNot held yetInitial reviewCurrent stageCurrent stage
  4. Gate into «Evaluation»DecisionNot held yet4FeasibilityNot started
  5. Gate into «Committee review»DecisionNot held yet5EvaluationNot started
  6. Gate into «Approved»DecisionNot held yet6Committee reviewNot started
  7. Gate into «Prioritized»DecisionNot held yet7ApprovedNot started
  8. Gate into «Converted to project»DecisionNot held yet8PrioritizedNot started
  9. 9Converted to projectNot started

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What the requester wrote on the intake form

Problem
A tender at a public body passes 23 paper steps, and the average award cycle is 146 days.
Current state
Purchase requests are not linked to the bid-opening and award committees or to the General Authority for Supply and Provision, and procurement KPIs are not tracked.
Objective
Automate public contracting from requisition to award under Law 51 of 2004, and cut the cycle to 90 days.
Expected scope
Requisition and approval workflow, a tender-documents library, electronic bid-opening committees, a supplier portal, and a link to the public financial management system.

Expected benefits

Time & speed

Award cycle of 90 days instead of 146

Compliance

A full audit trail for every tender

Related lessons learned

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