Experience in providing goods, works and services will be accredited based on the contracts executed directly by the proponent, or through consortia, temporary unions and companies, in which the proponent has or has had participation, for the latter, the document accrediting the existence and its members must be submitted. You may submit any of the following documents: 

A. A certificate issued by the third party that received the good, work or service stating: 

• That the contract is executed.
• The identification of the parties.
• The amount for the contract expressed in standing monthly minimum wages (SMMLV) as of the date of termination.
• The goods, works or services to which the experience corresponds.
• Classification codes that identify the goods, works or services.
• The contract's date of termination.

B. Only if the proponent cannot obtain the certification referred to in the previous paragraph can they provide the copy of the executed contract stating the aforementioned information, together with the written declaration signed by the legal representative of the proponent or the natural person proponent, stating the value of the contract as of the date of termination, expressed in current legal monthly minimum wages (SMMLV); the goods, works or services executed and the classification codes with which they are identified.

Legal persons, with less than three (3) years of incorporation, may accredit their experience based on that of their partners or shareholders, associates or constituents.

C. Contract liquidation minute signed by the contracting third party, along with a statement issued by the proponent, which will be construed as having been given under oath, certifying that the information contained in the liquidation minute is current and effective.

D. Purchase orders, service orders and irrevocable acceptance of offers, issued by the contracting third party that received the goods, works or services, identifying the value, object, termination date and parties under contract.

It is a record of legal establishment in which all natural or legal persons, national and foreign domiciled or with branch offices in Colombia must register, when aspiring to enter into contracts with government agencies. The RUP contains information related to the likely experience, the legal and financial capacity, and the organization of the proponent. The proponents shall be classified in accordance with the contracts they aspire to enter into with the government.

In accordance with Law 1150 of 2007 all natural or legal persons, national or foreign, domiciled or with a branch office in Colombia, that aspire to enter into contracts with government entities, shall be registered in the Unified Offeror Registry of the Single Enterprise Registry of the chamber of commerce that has jurisdiction in their main domicile. 

Law 1150 of 2007, Decree 19 of 2012 and Decree 1082 of 2015, regulated them in terms of the functions that the chambers of commerce should exercise and the procedure for registrations, renewals and updates.