<b> Aquisições públicas sustentáveis: o princípio da sustentabilidade encarado para além da questão ambiental </b> - doi: 10.5102/rbpp.v2i1.1678

Abstract

Possui graduação em Direito pela UNIVALI (2009) e em Administração pela Universidade de Brasília (2003). Pós-graduado em nível de especialização em Filosofi a também pela Universidade de Brasília (2004) e em Direito Público pela UNISUL (2009). Ocupa o cargo de Auditor Interno do Poder Executivo do Estado de Santa Catarina. Atua na área de auditoira, fi scalização e consultoria em licitações, contratos administrativos e convênios.

Rising of Regional Development Proposed by Complementary Law 123/2006 in Bidding: Comparing Bidding From Two Towns in the Southern Cone of the State of Rondônia - Brazil

“…This is because sometimes the laws establish optional criteria, or still, loopholes in other laws are sought in order not to enforce them. Freitas (2012) investigated whether the differentiated treatment given to micro and small enterprises is a skillful way to guarantee the social and economic sustainability of these enterprises. To this end, it carried out a bibliographic analysis in which it found that sustainability in public purchases goes beyond environmental issues, as it reaches social, ethical, legal, political and economic dimensions.…”

“…To this end, it carried out a bibliographic analysis in which it found that sustainability in public purchases goes beyond environmental issues, as it reaches social, ethical, legal, political and economic dimensions. A limitation that Freitas (2012) found is that the legislation on the subject is recent, and therefore it not very widespread, when compared to the USA, and that there are few scientific works in this area. Masera (2008) researched how public administration stimulated the development of Micro and Small Enterprises and analyzed whether these stimuli are according to Complementary Law 123/2006 and Federal Decree nº 6.204/07.…”

“…The importance of the participation of MEs and SEs in bids is due to the fact that, according to Freitas (2012), public contracts are one of the ways that the government has to intervene in the economy, as they represent the largest buyer in Brazil. Cunha and Bourlegat (2016) state that public purchases can also be useful to boost the economy, generate jobs, For Ferreira and Giusti (2012) the creation of the Complementary Law represents that public bids have a social function, that is, they are also aimed at promoting economic development, which corroborates the idea of the State's responsibility in promoting local endogenous development.…”

“…To find out how this law has changed the structure of public procurement and also the development of micro and small businesses, several studies have been developed in recent years. Freitas (2012) studied the impact of differentiated treatment given to enterprises on sustainability and the economy; Masera (2008) sought to understand whether the public administration can stimulate the development of enterprises; Chapuis (2019) studied the purchasing processes of a public educational institution, delimiting the initiatives proposed by the institution so that small local suppliers had access to public purchases as well as the factors that influence the participation of this type of company in bidding; Baradel (2011) analyzed bidding as a public policy instrument for development and Cabral, Reis and Sampaio (2015) analyzed the participation of micro and small enterprises in public bidding.…”