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Agency

Dirección Nacional de Hidrografía

10-4

$ 6.845.552.742

Total spent

8.382Contracts
1.539Distinct suppliers
$ 816.697 Average contract
25Years with activity2002–2026

Dirección Nacional de Hidrografía records 8.382 awards with 1.539 suppliers between 2002 and 2026. Its largest supplier is SACEEM, with 35% of recorded spending.

Amounts by year, supplier and category come from the public contract record, which only reports figures from 2002 onwards. The total above comes from the agency summary and covers every year.

Administrations by term · Presidency

Who led the body in each term. Public electoral record, shown as context.

  1. 2000–2005Jorge Batlle Partido Colorado
  2. 2005–2010Tabaré Vázquez Frente Amplio
  3. 2010–2015José Mujica Frente Amplio
  4. 2015–2020Tabaré Vázquez Frente Amplio
  5. 2020–2025Luis Lacalle Pou Coalición Multicolor
  6. 2025–2030Yamandú Orsi Frente Amplio

Historical context (public electoral record); it does not imply responsibility for the spending. Source: Corte Electoral — registro público electoral.

Spending by year

Who they buy from

Suppliers ranked by amount received from this agency.

  1. SACEEM27 contracts$ 2,39 mil M
  2. JOSE CUJO S A4 contracts$ 640 M
  3. DIESTE Y MONTAÑEZ S A6 contracts$ 420 M
  4. C.I.E.M.S.A. CONST. E INST.ELECTROM. S.A.5 contracts$ 198 M
  5. DIRECCION NAL DE HIDROGRAFIA23 contracts$ 142 M

Each contract’s amount is credited in full to every awarded supplier: the source does not split it between them, so on multi-supplier contracts these figures are an upper bound.

Supplier concentration

How much of their spending goes to their largest supplier.

35%

of recorded spending

SACEEM

What they buy

Categories with the most recorded spending, by the classification on each awarded item.

  1. EJECUCION DE OBRA DE INFRAESTRUCTURA21 items$ 2,18 mil M

Contracts

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This agency’s largest contracts in the public record.

Data as of 09 oct. 2026