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Supervision activities - travel expenses (CUBSO 9315150700232613)

Data updated 2026-09-15 (UTC)Benchmark computed 2026-10-21 (UTC)

Publisher’s own words: ACTIVIDADES DE SUPERVISION - VIATICOS

Peru — Organismo Especializado para las Contrataciones Públicas Eficientes (OECE)
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PEN

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Tax included

1 record exist for this currency and tax basis, and none are eligible for a benchmark: 1 Priced as one whole item — the unit given ("service", "unit", "project") names a category, not a measure, so the amount is the total for the lot; shown but not averaged.

Source records

1 record — every price links back to its source contracting process.

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Tier-1 published and derived unit prices for this classification, one row per source contracting process.
OCID (Open Contracting ID)PublisherDateUnit price (USD)convertedPublished pricepublisher’s currencyQuantityMethodPrice basisSource record link
ocds-dgv273-seacev3-26722Peru2014-08—award predates the rate seriesPEN 290,715.66136DerivedNot averagedTax includedScope unknownDelivery terms unknownSigned contract (PDF) for record ocds-dgv273-seacev3-26722 (opens in a new tab)

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