Uma análise das principais ações nos processos licitatórios nas compras públicas do CREA-RN para implementação da nova Lei de licitações e contratos administrativos, 14.133/2021

Abstract

Given the entry into force of a new law to govern the public bidding and contracting process in Brazil, public administration bodies and entities needed to adapt and create means and strategies for this transition period and new challenges. In this sense, the objective of this work is to analyze the actions already planned and implemented by the Regional Engineering and Agronomy Council of Rio Grande do Norte, CREA-RN, to adapt to changes in bidding and administrative contracts brought about by law 14.133/2021. Furthermore, identify the main changes in the new bidding law and administrative contracts and how they affected public procurement processes through the perceptions of agents involved in the institution's bidding process. For a theoretical basis, selective review and bibliographical research was carried out using secondary data, which was carried out through scientific articles, books, laws, dissertations, theses, the institution's official page through the transparency portal, documents such as acts, ordinances, internal regime, strategic planning and also through the National Public Procurement Portal. The research also used a qualitative approach and the data collected was through semi-structured interviews with the participation of 9 (nine) agents involved in the bidding process for the staff. Regarding the main results, it was found that CREA-RN meets the main requirements brought by law 14,133/2021. Highlights include the creation of Act 108/2023, which regulates the new law in the institution, qualification of employees with courses, lectures and training, preparation of the annual hiring plan, the issuance of ordinances for hiring agents and support staff, compliance in contracts, management sector for public purchases, the publication of all acts carried out in the bidding process, both on the agency's transparency portal and on the PNCP, through Compras.gov, in addition to the issuance of manager and inspector ordinances for all agency contracts.