Pide INAI transparentar listado de proveedores sancionados

The INAI ruled that the IMSS must disclose its list of sanctioned or restricted suppliers. This decision corrects the institute’s previous refusal, emphasizing its legal obligations to maintain and share such records to ensure fair public procurement processes. Public access to this data enables the state to identify unreliable vendors, thereby improving the quality and cost-efficiency of acquisitions. By allowing other companies to compete under optimal conditions, the transparency measure strengthens public trust and administrative integrity. This case highlights the critical role of open data in combating corruption and fostering competition. It demonstrates how accessible public sector information empowers citizens to monitor government spending and holds institutions accountable for their contractual practices.

Source: cuartopoder.mx
Published on 2024-07-10

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