Since September, providers of public goods and services can submit applications in the electronic opt-out mode directly through the application. compras.gov.br. In just two months of use, the application has already counted more than 780 applications submitted by winning companies across the country, and has attracted more and more people interested in participating in public procurement in a flexible, practical and safe way using the new functionality.

Until October, more than 136,000 downloads from the Compras.gov.br application and made more than 10 thousand applications, of which more than 780 won electronic rejection applications. One such supplier is Gustavo Naves, owner of a printing company in Minas Gerais. He applied through the app and became the electronic rejection winner.

“Our company was founded here in Uberlandia six years ago. We started using the application at the very beginning of the launch, and the fact that signals were given about the opening of trading captivated us immediately,” explained Naves. “Now there are a lot more features like bid registration and bid tracking. Today, it’s a much more complete application.”

In the Northeast region, the application is also popular with microentrepreneurs. Bahian Joceval Conceição, a El Salvadorian, opened a telephone equipment company just five months ago and has already won an electronic rejection by submitting applications through the app. This will meet the needs of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN). According to Joceval, the whole process was simple and well managed. “I have accessed various training and guidance through the federal government website and it has been a very productive experience,” he said.

In Rio de Janeiro, businessman Eduardo de Souza, owner of a small condiment and dehydrated tea company for 36 years, is also celebrating an electronic opt-out victory by submitting applications through the Compras app. This is the second dismissal he won. A user of the app since its launch, Eduardo praises the ease of use and looks forward to progress in the process. “I even managed to send attachments by mobile phone with the documents necessary to fire the winner. However, the whole process should be more didactic in terms of the legal part,” he explained.

Compras.gov.br Key Features

Company accreditation – To accredit companies in the Uniform Supplier Registration System (SICAF), it is enough to simply inform the CNPJ/CPF about participation in the tender processes. The company must be registered with the Federal Revenue Service.

Registration of offers – To do this, simply select an e-waiver that still has the current due date. The offer is available both in the app and online.

Applying – You must select the procedure that has the current term in the dispute and the desired item. It is necessary to register the offer at this point. Select the procedure with the current application deadline, select the required item in the dispute and submit the application.

binding – Allows you to link the CPF of a user registered on Compras.gov.br with GOV.BR, facilitating access to content and recruitment processes, favorites and saved filters from any device.

Login with biometrics – For secure access using biometrics without having to re-enter credentials. When using biometrics, access security is ensured without the need to re-enter credentials.

Capabilities – To view hiring processes that have a deadline to receive current offers. Opportunities are displayed according to the filters performed.

Messages – Directly in the application, you can receive official messages related to the recruitment process, as well as warnings, clarifications and calls.

possessions – for submitting proposals, as well as viewing and tracking electronic contracts since 2017.

Public notice upload and process sharing − Quick and easy access to public notices and data sharing about recruitment processes.