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http://dspace.udla.edu.ec/handle/33000/294| Tipo de material : | bachelorThesis |
| Título : | Responsabilidad de la máxima autoridad de la entidad contratante por el incumplimiento en la publicación del plan anual de contrataciones |
| Autor : | García Arellano, Olga María |
| Tutor : | Terán Naranjo, José Gabriel |
| Palabras clave : | DERECHO ADMINISTRATIVO;ADMINISTRACIÓN PÚBLICA;CONTRATOS ADMINISTRATIVOS;CONTRATOS PÚBLICOS |
| Fecha de publicación : | 2011 |
| Editorial : | Quito: Universidad de las Américas, 2011 |
| Citación : | García Arellano, O. M. (2011). Responsabilidad de la máxima autoridad de la entidad contratante por el incumplimiento en la publicación del plan anual de contrataciones (Tesis de pregrado). Universidad de las Américas, Quito. |
| Resumen : | El Plan Anual de Contratación, además de exigencia legal, constituye una herramienta de la Administración Pública que permite organizar oportunamente todos los elementos administrativos y financieros en procura de cumplir con las metas y objetivos del Plan Nacional de Desarrollo, planes regionales, provinciales, locales o institucionales, en los cuales deben preverse las obras, bienes o servicios, incluidos los de consultoría, que buscaran contratar el siguiente año, mediante el sistema de contratación Pública. Este plan debe ser aprobado y publicado por la entidad contratante, a través de la máxima autoridad o su delegado para que los proveedores puedan conocer oportunamente los requerimientos e intervenir en los procesos, con reglas claras y transparentes... |
| Descripción : | The Annual Contracting Plan, in addition to legal requirements, is a tool to organize Public Administration at one time, all the financial and administrative elements in attempts to meet the goals and objectives set by certain public entities. It is related to the objectives of the National Development Plan, regional plans, provincial, local or institutional, which must be provided in the works, goods or services, including consultancy, looking to engage the following year by the public contract system. This plan must be approved and published by the contracting entity, through the decisive authority or his delegate, so that providers can access the requirements and intervene in the process, with clear rules. Organic Law of the National Public Contract (LOSNCPub), in its Article 22 provides: "The contracting entities to meet the objectives of the National Development Plan, its objectives and institutional needs, formulate the Annual Contract Plan with the correspondent budget. Contracting entities are legally required to publish the Annual Procurement Plan within the first fifteen days of January. Some contracting entities do not fulfill their obligation to formulate and publish the Annual Contract Plan, either on their own website or in the National Institute of Public Contract. This omission causes injury to the public entity concerned, and to the State, limited on its ability to formulate and implement its National Development Plan, and natural or legal persons from the private sector, registered as suppliers, which are constrained in their ability to offer their products and services to those public entities in the most favorable conditions for contractors and, finally, generates legal uncertainty, affects the due process in the administrative contract process, violating the constitutional rights to freedom of work, free employment and legal and transparent competition. |
| URI : | http://dspace.udla.edu.ec/handle/33000/294 |
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