A high-ranking official in the Ministry of Hacienda, appointed by Montero, is reported to have assisted Leire in securing a lucrative contract. The official in question is Concepción Ordiz, who serves as the president of the Tribunal Administrativo Central de Recursos Contractuales. According to the UCO, Ordiz allegedly collaborated in the rigging of a public contract in Avilés.

This alleged collaboration is said to have been in exchange for a significant sum of money, 575,000 euros, which was reportedly destined for one of the shell companies involved in the Leire scheme. Further details about this incident can be found in the original report from El Mundo. The available information suggests a complex situation involving alleged corruption and contract manipulation.