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Tender for Electronic Vehicle Registration for $16 million

The Panamanian Transit and Land Transportation Authority has put out to tender the design and implementation of an electronic solution for Single Vehicle Registration.

Monday, November 28, 2011

The goal of the new system is to create greater flexibility and efficiency for drivers.

According to the specifications, the tender includes the supply and implementation of an electronic solution for single vehicle registration (RFID).

The bid opening is scheduled for December 7, 2011.

The amount of finance is set at 20% of the value of the proposal.

Source: CentralAmericaData.COM

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Panama Transit Authority and Land Transportation Autoridad Nacional para la Innovación Gubernamental

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Panama

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Panama: Electronic Vehicle Registration Tender for $16 million

July 2011

Greater streamlining and efficiency for drivers is the aim of the new system.

In order to increase the efficiency of the registration system and reduce the rate of car theft, the government is putting out to tender the design of a system, worth $16 million.

The director of the Transit Authority and Land Transport (ATTT), Jorge Ricardo Fabrega, is the official authorized to select the contractor who will develop the new system.

Accesos Holográficos is Awarded Single Vehicle Registration Tender

December 2011

The Panamanian Transit Authority has awarded the Mexican company the design and implementation of an electronic solution for Single Vehicle Registration (RFID).

With a bid of $15.2 million Accesos Holográficos S.A. was the only company to submit an offer and participate in the bidding.

Vehicle Registration Paperwork Made Easier in Guatemala

July 2009

The time required for vehicle ownership changes will go from 3 days to 20 minutes.

Alberto Medina, from the country's tax authority, informed they are working in the new process, which could be available August 17.

"According to the officer, the two forms required for the procedures were reduced to a single, 5 requisite form", published Prensalibre.com.

14% More Vehicles each Year in Guatemala

July 2009

Despite the drop in exports in the last months, the number of vehicles recorded an increase of 70% in the past 5 years.

According to data from the Vehicle Registration section of the Tax Authority (SAT), there were 1.8 million cars in the country by June 30.

"... during the first semester of the year, 9.510 cars were sold, while in the same period of 2008 15.686 vehicles were purchased.

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