A ampiação do regime diferenciado de contratações públicas (RDC) e suas implicações em face da lei n 8.666/1993.

Abstract

The present work has the purpose of addressing the historical evolution of Public Tenders in Brazil, which are guaranteed in our legal system by the Federal Constitution and regulated by Law 8,666 / 93, covering how the General Law on Tenders was created and the present Dissatisfaction of the applicators of the law with this legal diploma, which has been causing obstacles in the public events, and in this context, addressing the creation of the Differentiated Regime of Public Procurement, established in Law 12462/11. This regiment came with the urgency of making bids and contracts more flexible, in order to provide greater agility in the construction of the infrastructures necessary for the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games, being then the catalyst that made the Public Administration originate a faster and more efficient process in contractual celebrations. It analyzes the main innovations brought by the new system, its controversial aspects pointed out by the doctrine, and the various extensions that occurred after the new regulation's incidence list, presents in detail its consequences in the current legal situation and the best option to be taken for the future of the bids In Brazil.A critical reflection of the current norms on the matter is also made, and thus as a way of better adaptation and appreciation of the public interest, in the end, a reform is suggested in the current set of standards referenced.