Abstract

The general objective of this work is to investigate how the regulation of the Preliminary Technical Study can contribute to the promotion of public contracts whose results meet the social needs that originated them. To this end, we initially studied the planning of public procurement. Next, the Preliminary Technical Study was examined from the perspective of Law no. 14.133/2021, of SEGES/ME Normative Instruction n. 58, of August 8, 2022, of the doctrine and jurisprudence of the Federal Audit Court. Finally, having identified the potentialities of the ETP and considering the regulations already published (federal and state), guidelines for local regulation were proposed and regional of this instrument. Regarding methodology, the research is essentially deductive, qualitative, prescriptive, bibliographic and documentary, as it is guided by the study of doctrine, jurisprudence and national legislation. The results achieved allow us to conclude that it is possible to carry out a Preliminary Technical Study that contributes to the effectiveness of public purchases. To achieve this purpose, public bodies and entities must issue regulations that achieve the objectives of the ETP outlined by the new law on bidding and contracts and are compatible with the local and regional reality.

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