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ARTICLE · 30 APRIL 2025

Unprecedented Nullification Of The Biannual Public Tender Formedicine Procurement.

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Following up on our March newsletter No. 5, on April 8, 2025, the Ministry for AntiCorruption and Good Government declared the nullity of the entire public tender...

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Armando Arenas
Armando Arenas
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Alejandro Luna
Karla Olvera
Karla Olvera
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Luz Elena Elías
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Ingrid Ortiz
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Eduardo Arana
Juan E. Figueroa
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Following up on our March newsletter No. 5, on April 8, 2025, the Ministry for AntiCorruption and Good Government declared the nullity of the entire public tender for
the 2025–2026 consolidated procurement of medicines, coordinated by BIRMEX,
and ordered the procedure to be restarted based on a new market investigation.

The resolution declaring nullity was based on irregularities detected by the Ministry,
mainly due to breaches of the tender terms and formal errors during the process,
including:

  • Inconsistencies in the minimum bid percentages established in the call and
    its annexes.
  • Improper fiscal and technical requirements imposed on participants.
  • Irregularities related to requirements involving exclusive rights or patents.

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