Virtudes y falencias de los procedimientos dinámicos establecidos en la ley orgánica del sistema nacional de contratación pública

Abstract

This study advances our understanding of the dynamic processes and its impact on the current public procurement. The procedures provided in LOSNCP are different for both the Electronic Catalog and the Reverse Auction, since they differ from the regular and special proceedings according to Law. Provided that they start from the common values of public procurement, it is necessary to analyze what these common values are and what they can guarantee. In addition, both Electronic Catalog and the Reverse Auction save time and resources, allowing contracting entities to consider the lowest price as the sole condition for the awarding. Therefore, it is necessary to examine whether the price is truly the only factor that should be considered for the awarding. The introduction of the Electronic Catalog and the Reverse Auction has not been easy. It had had many upgrades and updates required by the governing of the public procurement. This research aims to show the procedures as currently foreseen in the legal regulations and resolutions of the SERCOP.