Read-only view over a daily ELT pipeline. Figures are in Colombian pesos (COP); entity and sector names are in Spanish, as published.

Direct contracting

What share of an entity's contracting is awarded directly, rather than through a competitive process — by contract count, and by value?

Direct contracting is about 78 % of all Colombian contracts, so a high rate is normal and the signal is deviation from peers, not the absolute number. Both rates are published because they diverge: an entity can award 90 % of its contracts directly while only 1 % of its money goes that way, or the reverse — and those are opposite stories about the same entity.

Pooling years is allowed here, and only here. This rate draws its numerator and denominator from the same rows, so an incomplete year does not bias it. No rate is stored anywhere in the warehouse — the marts hold numerators and denominators, and the division happens over whichever group you asked for.

Ranked here

of 2.535 entities that clear the threshold

Entities evaluated

5.674

all years pooled

Excluded by threshold

3.139

fewer than 50 contracts

Ranked by

Value

both rates are shown on every row regardless

Entities by direct-contracting rate

Both rates on every row, because they disagree. Every row links to that entity's supplier drill-down.

Both rates agree on every entity in this ranking. At a minimum of 50 contracts the widest gap here is 4,0 % — small entities award all of their few contracts directly, so they saturate the top of both rankings and the two rates cannot separate. This page is about where they come apart.

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#	Entity	Direct contracts	Rate by count	Direct value	Rate by value(sorted, highest first)