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Corporate Procurement Awards - by Supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards Contract Award Supplier Amount Centre for Customs & Excise Studies 466180.00 Institute of Social Policy, Islamabad 334063.15 White House Business Solutions P. Lt Econoler International Inc. 820765.00 UNICEF Belarus 300000.00 Instituto de Pesquisa Ambiental da Amazonia 259177.24 Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP 740550.00 Innovation Energy Development 345291.00 Health Focus GmbH 849420.00 University of Western Australia Centre for Exploration Targeting 386872.00 UDA Danismanlik Musavirlik LTD. 760000.00 Bulpros Consulting AD Jim Tanburn and Associates ltd. 2314800.00 The Open Data Institute 424456.00 Extractive Industries Transparency 597190.00 Compatibl Technologies LLC 1087050.00 Nordic Intl Support Foundation 771648.00 Steelcase Asia Pacific Limited Kafalat SAL 325000.00 Page 1 of 82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards AT and T Mobility National Kommunalkredit Public Consulting GmbH 316525.00 Global Tiger Forum 330000.00 SDG Corporation 999000.00 London Stock Exchange PLC 461335.00 ThinkWell Tolplan (Pty) Ltd 277900.00 Arcadis Nederland B.V 708000.00 The Open Institute Trust 449750.00 Botswana College of Agriculture 278800.00 ActionAid USA 250000.00 Ahmed & Farooq LP 336335.00 Management Systems International 968751.00 Dun & Bradstreet South Asia Middle 277000.00 International Food Policy Research Institute 1158688.00 TATA Interactive Systems Ltd. 682320.00 Ramboll Denmark A/S 880563.48 Moody's Investors Service 946000.00 Indian Institute of Management Ksp 345823.80 Climate Finance Advisors, BLLC 445180.00 MarkLogic Corporation Hope Global Consulting LLC 294231.00 Page 2 of 82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards PA Consulting Group Inc Cooper/Smith 344176.00 Aninver InfraPPP Partners S.L. 274200.00 University Corp 706633.00 Innovative Development Strategies 295186.00 BCD Travel USA LLC Istituto Oikos 304165.00 JWT, A Unit of Hindustan Thompson 364768.31 Group de Recherche et D Echanges 251860.00 Medecins d'afrique rd Congo 949995.00 SEEK Development 396884.00 Arabesque S-Ray GmbH, UK Branch 500000.00 UNFPA (UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FU 427611.00 The Experience by Richard Attias FZ 483421.49 Food & Biobased Research Institute 599961.00 CDW Direct LLC 431858.54 K&M Advisors 499265.00 Central Statistics Agency 474982.00 Research Consultants - RCons 854911.57 Iram development 334180.00 Khangarue Media Limited 371190.32 Page 3 of 82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards International Alert 759181.34 DLA Piper UK LLP Africa Power Ventures Global 259200.00 The Prudential Insurance Co. of America Indufor Oy 1299531.00 MayCoach & Company Willis Limited 675816.40 Ernst and Young Solutions LLP 713385.00 Foley Hoag LLP 338050.00 Asia Air Survey Co.,Ltd. 262330.00 EE&G Disaster Response, LLC 332620.00 SOTC Travel Services Pvt Ltd International Law Institute-Uganda 599450.00 Economic and Policy Services Pty Ltd 284975.00 Lutheran World Relief 1028228.00 Inros Lackner SE 749905.00 Everis USA Inc 780000.00 InterMedia Survey Institute 2178916.00 African Reinsurance Corporation 500000.00 Deloitte LLP Earth Day Network 250000.00 Page 4 of 82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards COWI Consulting Engineers and Planners AS 1049438.00 AEDES 353890.66 Books International, Inc. 375000.00 UNDP 295100.00 Metis Strategy, LLC 361950.00 Unicon Ltd. 1551500.00 Larsen & Toubro Infotech World Food Programme Lesotho 490000.00 Ricardo-AEA Ltd 1757042.25 HelpAge International 250000.00 Economic Consulting Associated LTD 282000.00 Nathan Associates Inc. 2961824.54 IPSOS NV 2198457.12 Kalba Intl Inc 496060.00 Level 3 Communications, LLC Claude de Jacquelot 255000.00 Superwien Urbanism ZT OG 380500.00 Ernst & Young (Egypt) 369980.00 Hunton and Williams 2666655.00 Hogg Robinson Plc OSDE Page 5 of 82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards Toptech Transport and Logistics Limited 277594.00 Catchpoint Systems 300000.00 Norton Rose Fulbright LLP 476400.00 Euromonitor International Limited 286100.00 Ibasho 397730.00 Samsung Research America, Inc. 339200.00 Quality Energy Developments Consult 293000.00 Palmer Development Group 257034.17 BOUYGUES TELECOM Cowater International Inc. 343000.55 Carma Danismanlik ve Ticaret Limite 637742.95 Clifford Chance Europe LLP 495000.00 UMUC Inn and Conference Center 400000.00 ECRI Institute iGrafx LLC 400000.00 ANSA 253163.00 CMS Cameron McKenna LLP 590820.00 MedStar Medical Group GeoSY Ltd Pacific Rim Innovation and Manageme 306948.01 Richard Attias & Associates 685920.76 Page 6 of 82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards CDW Direct, LLC 1103912.20 University of Maryland 450000.00 Genpact Intl, Inc 256071.00 University of Stellenbosch 349500.00 International Food Policy Research Institute 350000.00 Hargrove Inc. 560000.00 Enda TM 351586.00 The State University of NewYork (SUNY) Korea 337400.00 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000.00 MAAD Ltd 261879.00 Technosoft Corporation Full Bright Consultancy Pvt Ltd 250000.00 DAI Global, LLC 395313.00 PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS ADVISORY SER 561149.00 Rapid Results Institute, Inc. 435409.50 EGIS EAU 1018032.95 Omni Shoreham Washington, DC 487701.00 Fundacion Cener-Ciemat Cigna International Health Ser Learning Standards Measurement Study Ministry of Rural 526353.09 Development (LSMS/MDR) Page 7 of 82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards Earthquakes & Megacities Initiative 1537004.00 Digital Green Foundation 600000.00 Intelfin Estudios y Consultoría S.A.C. 299118.14 HCL America Inc. 24376920.25 Centro de Estudios Sociales y Demog 254985.00 Rural Digital Media LTD 349981.20 Alfamicro Sistemas de Computad Henkels & McCoy Inc 1162608.05 Cornerstone OnDemand, Inc 4500000.00 Lok Foundation 455193.00 Developpement International Desjard 450000.00 The Trustees of Columbia University 4296532.00 Nielsen KSA (Dorat Al Sharq Office 564000.00 American Institutes for Research 1517996.00 GivingWorks 2584490.00 B&H Foto & Electronics Corp. Korn Ferry (US) PricewaterhouseCoopers Public Secto 553128.00 Inseed 278132.00 Citigroup Global Markets Inc 927230.76 Universidad Universidad Nacional 400000.00 Smart Africa 250000.00 Page 8 of 82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards Trung Tam Phat Trien Kinh Te Nong 383986.00 Deloitte Consulting LLP 7531736.72 Centro de Alianzas para el Desarrollo D. R. Esteno Thinkthrough Consulting Pvt.Ltd 464170.66 Economia Urbana Ltda 313893.28 University of Cambridge 509914.00 UNCCD 298643.33 SunGard AvantGard LLC Indochina Research Lao Co. Ltd 278180.00 Asian Farmers Association for 250000.00 HAWORTH SINGAPORE PTE LTD PT Ernst and Young Indonesia 495008.13 University of Washington 499905.00 Mythics Inc. 4505226.00 Kroll Associates (India) Pvt Ltd 303513.30 The Economist Intelligence Unit N.A 643895.00 EyeMed Vision Care, LLC Columbia Business School HR Wallingford Ltd 743137.00 ODI SALES LTD 999401.13 Page 9 of 82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards Kenya Red Cross 300000.00 Stichting Wageningen Research, 270075.00 Ipsos Ltd 1337924.40 WASCAL 1404991.00 Telecom Strategies Consulting 384870.00 ERIAS Group Pty Ltd 299868.00 Ministry of Economic Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands 2609757.16 SyCip Gorres Velayo & Co. 285624.00 GE India Industrial Private Limited 295034.00 PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Microsoft Corporation Lhassa Consulting FZE 1166316.00 D3 Systems Inc 254083.88 O.C. Tanner Recognition Company 800000.00 Quantum America 250610.00 GBT US LLC 56200000.00 SERF 378500.00 International Food Policy Rese 1090066.62 Palladium International Ltd 268915.00 Thakral One Company Limited - Hanoi Branch 254720.11 COWI Consulting Engineers and Planners 626000.00 Page 10 of82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards Tractebel Engineering GmbH 852210.00 NDTV Ltd 304803.37 Ove Arup & Partners Hong Kong Ltd 702953.15 Regents of the University of Minnesota 369861.00 Microsoft Corp. 6900000.00 Enterprise Hub Limited 909125.00 Regents of the University of California 486214.00 IBS Consulting Alliance 263468.28 Quest Software Public Sector Inc. 852328.00 IRD-Institut de Recherche pour le development 294575.00 Lintas India Pvt Ltd 499399.21 Accenture do Brasil Ltda 1461183.79 Emerson College 300000.00 IBM East Africa 391800.47 Ernst & Young 984185.00 The North Vietnam College of Agriculture and Rural Development 292644.61 RSI Consulting 310771.00 African Economic Research Consortium 300000.00 Trustees of Boston College 525476.00 Stockholm International Water Institute 318530.00 Centre for Tropical Medicine and Global Health 838717.70 Page 11 of82 09/25/2021 Corporate procurement awards - by supplier Based on Corporate Procurement Contract Awards Idom Consulting Engineering Architecture 298370.00 WS Atkins International Limited 381253.00 The University of Texas at Austin 330000.00 Spectrum Financial Services 343200.00 Ernst & Young et Associs 7156225.00 Pro Natura Global Foundation (Pro Natura US) 300000.00 AgroFair Benelux BV 299829.00 AIIR Consulting Mikrografija trgovina
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