Carolina Zancaner Zockun

Professor
postdoctoral researcher in Administrative Law

Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC/SP)
University of Coimbra (Portugal)
National Treasury (Brazil)

About author Publications

Professor of Administrative Law at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo
(PUC/SP), postdoctoral researcher at the University of Coimbra (Portugal),
attorney for the National Treasury (Brazil)

The guiding principles of new Brazilian public procurement law
Procurement and law 2025. 1. p. 18-25

Celso AntÔnio Bandeira de Mello, Carolina Zancaner Zockun, Maurício Zockun, Weida Zancaner

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- The article discusses the basic principles of Brazil’s new law on public procurement, including the principles of legality, anonymity, morality, publicity, efficiency, public interest, administrative integrity, equality, motivation, compliance with tender documentation, objectivity of decisions, legal certainty, reasonableness, competitiveness, proportionality, efficiency, planning, transparency, efficiency, separation of functions, cost-effectiveness, and sustainable national development. The authors give an overall assessment of Brazil’s new law on public procurement.
  
  Keywords: public procurement; principles; legality; anonymity; publicity; efficiency