Compras governamentais: as microempresas e empresas de pequeno porte nas licitações no município de Santana do Livramento nos anos de 2012 e 2013.

Abstract

This study aims to demonstrate the advantages and difficulties facing Micro and Small Companies to participate in government procurement and based on the Statute of Micro and Small Businesses, Complementary Law No. 123 of December 14, 2006 and the Constitution Federal 1988 to investigate whether the rights and priorities that these companies have in Bids, are being met in St. Anne's County of Deliverance. This law addresses several benefits to these companies, such as the unification of taxes, exemption from the fulfillment of certain obligations, the ease of access to credit, the preference in government procurement, the unique bids, the ficto draw, among others. They are also addressed in this study Prior definitions of Micro, Small Businesses and the importance of the national scene and the Bids as an instrument of public policy and local development. For the application of this research used a qualitative approach to exploratory; the method chosen was the field study and data collection technique used was semi-structured interviews, which were conducted with the microentrepreneurs of St. Anne of Deliverance participating in the Tenders and Bids with the responsible sector of the Municipal Finance. Through this study we found that there are many differing views of microentrepreneurs and the City Department of Finance of St. Anne of Deliverance in relation to Legas benefits Complementary Law No. 123/2006 has the Bids and those that are available in the City the ME's and EPP's. From this we can conclude that there is a lack of communication between the Public Authority and the Micro and Small Companies and the lack of reading the notice of the bid by microentrepreneurs. In relation to the difficulties, the main were: the delay in payment by the City; the breach of contract and delivery times; the large bureaucracy and competition with large companies.