The new law of bids and administrative contracts and their implementation in small municipalities
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https://doi.org/10.51473/rcmos.v2i1.303Keywords:
Bidding, Contract, MunicipalitiesAbstract
In Brazil, the agreements between the Public Administration and third parties, in which there is application of public resources and availability of benefi ts, must be governed by the legal terms, since the process needs to be as much of a good suitability as possible. In view of these notes and considering that Brazil had already been reforming the norms related to public procurement, it is possible to problematize about the signifi cant changes between the old and the current law, to establish a relationship of the benefi ts and impacts of changes in the management of small cities. Considering these questions, the aim of this study was to analyze the new bidding law to perceive its implementation in small municipalities. Thus, the methodology adopted was bibliographic research and documentary analysis, not to the extent that the legal devices were analyzed in the light of the theory on the theme.
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