ARAÚJO, T. S.; ARAÚJO, Tales da Silva.
Abstract:
This paper will deal with the bidding procedures in Brazil, showing and
describing the ordinary regime (Law 8666/93) and the differentiated regime
(Law 12,462 / 2011) and inconsistencies found between them, with emphasis
on Differentiated Regimes Procurement (DRC) identifying the positives and
negatives of inclusion that scheme and assessing the viability of the same for
Brazilian bids. Will be used as sources, bibliographic research on the topic and
data collection before the Courts of Auditors of the brazilian states as well as by
the Court of Audit. What is perceived throughout the work is that the DRC
appears as a attempt to solve the problem of the execution of international
events held in Brazil over the decade and is being expanded to other contracts
in the country, but on the other hand is a regime that has an opening of
bureaucratization, making it the most expeditious principle but which is actually
just a palliative that does not motivate a reform in the government procurement
process, providing a possible instability or insecurity may be due to weakening
of the Brazilian public management.
