Contrato built to suit na administração pública com ênfase na construção sob medida da sede da Procuradoria da República em Barra do Garças-MT

Abstract

The current Brazilian state is lacking in effectiveness and efficiency. Citizens, having as their legal basis the Constitution of the Republic of 1988, which is lavish in the election of enforceable rights, yearn for a Public Administration capable of making effective the rights cataloged in the constitutional text. The present monographic work aims to analyze the Built to Suit contract modality, its appearance in the private context and its legal and factual applicability in Public Administration from the perspective of the Administrative Law system. In particular, to analyze the execution of the present contract modality in the construction of the Public Prosecutor's Office in Barra do Garças and to compare the financial impacts for the construction of headquarters by the Public Administration with the conclusion of the contract under study. Based on the principle of legality, the Public Administration is able to expand its technical / legal capacity reaching a high level of efficiency by providing the administrators with quality public service. The Built to Suit contract proved to be an innovative and effective option in mitigating the economic crisis facing the availability of real estate built under measures with proven value for the Public Administration.