Bibliographic citations
Gayoso, C., (2018). La carta fianza electrónica como mecanismo de acreditación de la solvencia económica de los proveedores en los procesos de selección regulados por la ley de contrataciones del Estado y su reglamento [Tesis, Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego - UPAO]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12759/4466
Gayoso, C., La carta fianza electrónica como mecanismo de acreditación de la solvencia económica de los proveedores en los procesos de selección regulados por la ley de contrataciones del Estado y su reglamento [Tesis]. : Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego - UPAO; 2018. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12759/4466
@misc{renati/376777,
title = "La carta fianza electrónica como mecanismo de acreditación de la solvencia económica de los proveedores en los procesos de selección regulados por la ley de contrataciones del Estado y su reglamento",
author = "Gayoso Ramírez, Carolina Carla Jesús",
publisher = "Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego - UPAO",
year = "2018"
}
The execution of public works in Peru has been overshadowed by a series of acts of corruption, whose beginnings we have in the fraudulent cars of a large number of contractors who present: false statements and altered documentation to, among other things, improve its presuppositions, to pretend to justify that they meet the specifications of the contract or to support inflated invoices, among others. Thus, one of the most relevant cases is the presentation of false bail bonds, which are regulated in article 33 of Law N ° 30225, Law of State Contracting (hereinafter LCE), and take the names of Guarantee of Faithful Compliance with the Contract and Guarantee for Advances. In addition, the Regulation of the Law on Government Procurement (RLCE), D.S. No. 350-2015EF, it is included in articles 125 and following. Although both the Law and its regulations establish a series of clarifications regarding the letter of guarantee, we must state that it is usual for suppliers to present falsified guarantees; generating with it the lack of protection to the public entity and that the hiring remains inconclusive, at the expense of the public interest. Based on the foregoing, the present investigation proposes an adjustment in the presentation of the so-called letter of guarantee, so that without generating a higher transaction cost and without overloading the contractual execution process through unnecessary controls. In the same way, we seek that it be remitted to the contracting public entity directly and electronically by the corresponding banking - financial entity. In this regard, we consider it necessary to delimit the problem described, how the implementation of legal mechanisms in the LCE of a preventive, mandatory and sanctioning nature allows public entities to have the necessary security to be able to sign future contracts with their suppliers.
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