December Award Spike
At least half of an office's yearly PhilGEPS award value was awarded in December, at least twice its usual December share.
This is a statistical anomaly or indicator worth examining — not proof of wrongdoing, fraud, or corruption against any person.
Indicator: 76.3% of AMAI PAKPAK MEDICAL CENTER's 2019 PhilGEPS award value (₱76.20M of ₱99.80M) was awarded in December, versus a median of 0.0% in its other 5 years. This may be due to delayed procurement processes or budget releases, which often result in many awards being finalized at year-end.
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Project completion
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Rule Definition
Requires ≥₱20M awarded in December, ≥30 awards that year and ≥5 years of office history; compared with the office's own median December share.
Triggering Data & citations
76% of AMAI PAKPAK MEDICAL CENTER's 2019 PhilGEPS award value (₱76,199,395 of ₱99,802,763) was awarded in December; its median December share in its other 5 years is 0%.
{
"year": 2019,
"yearAwards": 120,
"yearValuePhp": 99802763,
"decemberSharePct": 76.3,
"decemberValuePhp": 76199395,
"officeMedianDecemberSharePct": 0
}Source documents
Possible Innocent Explanations
- Year-end awarding is common in the Philippine budget cycle (late releases, obligating before appropriations lapse); this flags only offices far above their own norm.
- This may be due to delayed procurement processes or budget releases, which often result in many awards being finalized at year-end.