Track Record
DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L. has a proven track record with 78 awarded contracts in Honduras, Latin America and the Caribbean.
The company's expertise spans governance and public administration, general supplies, information and communication technology, urban development and housing and health and medical services, among other sectors. Their portfolio includes supply contracts (78).
Their areas of specialization include municipal services, general supplies, hospitals, water supply, ports and retail, reflecting a diverse technical capability across multiple disciplines.
The company has secured contracts through various procurement platforms and funding agencies, including Honduras Oncae and the World Bank. The total recorded value of their awarded contracts stands at HNL 1.6 million.
Notable Contracts
— Early Childhood Development Program in Atlántida Communities in Honduras
Key contracting authorities
- Unidad Central· 40
- Alcaldía Municipal de Danli· 14
- Estado Mayor· 3
- Hospital San Lorenzo· 3
- Dirección Departamental de Atlantida· 3
Frequently asked questions about DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L.
Who is DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L.?
DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L. is a public-sector contractor based in Honduras with 78 awarded contracts tracked on BidsFactory across Honduras.
How many public contracts has DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L. won?
DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L. has won 78 public procurement contracts on BidsFactory in 2026.
What sectors does DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L. work in?
DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L. is most active in governance and public administration, general supplies and information and communication technology.
Which contracting authorities have awarded contracts to DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L.?
DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L.'s most frequent contracting authorities include Unidad Central, Alcaldía Municipal de Danli and Estado Mayor.
Where does BidsFactory get DISTRIBUIDORA UNIVERSAL,S.DE R.L.'s contract history?
Data is aggregated from Honduras Oncae and the World Bank and refreshed every 6 hours.