Eficiência nos processos licitatórios para combater a corrupção

Abstract

Bidding is a balance between the duty of the State to care for the equality between its employees and to obtain the most advantageous proposal for the contract of their interest. On the one hand the Public Administration seeks the best offer, on the other the private individuals compete with each other the right to offer the good or service requested. The way this relationship happens, whether the procedures are followed or not, the conduct of those involved, the analysis by the population are key elements for greater or lesser vulnerability to corruption. This research exposes a debate about the bidding processes carried out by public entities, having its essence focused on the sharing of information and knowledge. For this, descriptive and exploratory research was used. The initial objective is to clarify basic concepts related to the subject, through bibliographical and documentary research. Then look at some more recurring scams in these procedures. After that the objective was to know in practice some difficulties encountered and the solutions worked by the involved ones, in the municipal scope, and for this a field research was carried out. From all the issues debated this work has the purpose to make clear the importance of conducting suitable bids, and the benefit that this act brings to the Public Administration.