The Directorate General of Public Procurement of Panama received bids from several suppliers of computer goods for the 2009-2010 Framework Agreement.

The Pa-digital.com.pa website published: "21 companies participated in the act of receiving tenders for the Framework Agreement on Computer Goods and Office Accessories, including: El Educador Distributors, Soft-Net-Inc, Oteima Corp, Trimmark Solution , COMPULAB S.A., SONITEL S.A., DATATEL S.A., Solutions Q, Formas y Sistemas (Forms and Systems) and Soluciones Seguras (Secure Solutions), among others."

Source: pa-digital.com.pa

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