Scenario · Santiago
Government supplier rings
Several companies compete in the same municipal tenders. On paper they are rivals; in the ontology they share partners and an address.
Situation. A group of suppliers is splitting contracts across several municipalities in Santiago. The bids look independent and the amounts look reasonable.
What Serendyp sees. Cross-referencing ChileCompra with the tax registry reveals shared partners, shared addresses and companies set up shortly before winning. The ring rule flags the group and totals how many contracts and how much money they share.
What gets decided. Review pending awards before signing, open a case with the evidence and request information from the bidders.
What you see
- Shared partners and addresses
- Companies created just before winning
- The group's contracts and amounts
- Case opened with cited evidence
Scenario sources
ChileCompra · SII · OFAC · Entity Engine
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