ARTICLE · 23 SEPTEMBER 2019

Lanzamiento del Padrón de Integridad Empresarial

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El día de ayer, la Secretaría de la Función Pública anunció el lanzamiento del Padrón de Integridad Empresarial, un registro de proveedores

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Luis López Linaldi

El día de ayer, la Secretaría de la Función Pública anunció el lanzamiento del Padrón de Integridad Empresarial, un registro de proveedores íntegros para prevenir la corrupción en las contrataciones públicas, a los que se otorgará el distintivo correspondiente. Su finalidad última será que los proveedores del gobierno sean elegidos de entre aquellos inscritos en el Padrón.

El Director General de Vinculación Empresarial de la Secretaría de la Función Pública, Carlos Villalobos, expuso que al Padrón podrán sumarse voluntariamente las empresas y empresarios que cumplan con parámetros de integridad específicos.

Para inscribirse en el Padrón, será necesario subir la información y documentación por cada uno de los módulos que se describen a continuación:

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