Os efeitos nocivos da judicialização das licitações e as boa práticas para evitá-la

Abstract

Biddings aim to meet the needs of procurement of materials and services for government organizations in the most advantageous way possible, within the "cost-benefit" relationship. It turns out that, with the inherent formalism of bureaucracy, the public administration often encounters obstacles that may delay the entire bidding process, especially the suppliers' judicialization. However, the public administration agent can use good management practices, from the preparation of the notices to the execution of the events. The Electronic Bidding is the modality chosen for most of the acquisitions at the Garrison Hospital in João Pessoa, which is why it was chosen as the bidding modality that will be object of study in this work. In this study, fourteen electronic trading sessions were analyzed between the years 2015 and 2016. In addition, technical visits were made to the hospital's purchasing sector. The results describe the good practices adopted by the organization aimed at non-judicialization of Biddings.