Petropar awards G$15 billion contract to LMB SA for corporate branding at gas stations

Petropar, the Paraguayan state-owned fuel company, awarded a contract worth up to G$ 15 billion to LMB SA — the sole bidder — for corporate image services across 181 items, including price signs, totems, and LED panels, at stations operating under its brand, several of which are linked to political figures.

Petropar awards G$15 billion contract to LMB SA for corporate branding at gas stations
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Petropar, the Paraguayan state-owned fuel company chaired by William Wilka, has awarded a contract to LMB SA — the sole bidder in the process — for an open contract worth up to G$ 15 billion for corporate branding services at stations operating under its brand, several of which are linked to political figures.

The tender (ID 479612) provides for the installation of visual signage at the service stations, including price boards at G$ 15,485,000 per unit and VIP roadside panels at G$ 16,569,800 per unit. The bid opening process took place on May 28 at the Villa Elisa facility, and the award was formalized through Resolution PR/WW No. 348/2026, dated June 9.

The contract covers 181 items, including price boards, flags, totems, LED signs, electronic panels, indoor and safety signage, as well as installation and maintenance materials.

According to the tender notice, the goal is to standardize the visual identity of Petropar-branded stations and define advertising and promotional disclosure strategies.

Among the operators of Petropar-branded service stations are companies linked to Vice President Pedro Alliana, Senator Basílio "Bachi" Núñez, Minister Juan Carlos Baruja, and former Senator Erico Galeano, who is currently in custody. Also on the list are former deputies Blanca Marina Vargas de Caballero and Del Pilar Medina, deputy Jazmín Narváez, and political figure Víctor Molas Turó.

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Updated: Jun 25, 2026, 2:03 PM