Colombia's Comptroller reviews five DNI contracts worth about COP 20.783 billion
Colombia's Comptroller General ordered a priority review of five contracts of the National Intelligence Directorate (DNI) worth about COP 20.783 billion, following complaints of alleged technical failures, contractual breaches and possible overcosts in equipment and technology purchases. Comptroller Jorge Eliécer Laverde Vargas ordered checks on acquisition conditions, technical specifications, equipment performance and contractual guarantees. The cases include an unmanned helicopter worth about COP 9 billion and three anti-drone systems for about COP 8.340 billion.
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- The Comptroller reviews five DNI contracts worth about COP 20.783 billion over alleged technical failures and overcosts
- It is examining an unmanned helicopter worth about COP 9 billion that crashed on March 15, 2026
- Three anti-drone systems for about COP 8.340 billion and 595 computers for COP 1.314 billion are also under review
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