FALTA DE APLICACIÓN DE LOS PRINCIPIOS DE CONTRATACIÓN PÚBLICA EN LA FASE PRECONTRACTUAL

Abstract

Public contracting is an extremely important issue for the States due to a mechanism used to achieve its economic and social fines. It is essential to strengthen the application of its principles. This work aims to reveal the theoretical concepts of the principles of public contracting and its application in the pre-contractual phase of its procedures through the analysis of a case in Ecuador to demonstrate that the application of the principles of public procurement leads the Public Administration to be inefficient in the tutelary rights and creates a sphere of legal insecurity that undermines the system of authorized public contracting to be a contribution to the economic development of the country. Through the analysis of a case, it will be shown that at present the State has not been able to improve public contracting as a tool that allows it to achieve its social and economic goals.