Government to Government Agreements and New Engineering Contracts: Are They Solutions to Normative Deficiencies in State Contracting that could be Replicated by all Entities?

Authors

  • Juan Carlos Medina Flores Estudio Echecopar

    Abogado por la Universidad San Martín de Porres, con estudios de postgrado en derecho corporativo y contratación pública. Abogado asociado del Estudio Echecopar, asociado a Baker & Mckenzie International.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18800/iusetveritas.201901.006

Keywords:

New Engineering Contracts, government-to-government agreement, G2G, government procurement, infrastructure projects, design and building contracts

Abstract

Within the main contracting mechanisms used by the Special Project in charge of the organization and development of the X VIII Pan American Games and VI Parapan American Games of 2019 for the acquisition of complex and sophisticated goods, services and infrastructure, considering the lack of national experience in mega sport events, we can find Government-to-Government Agreements and New Engineering Contracts.
Considering the results of these contracting mechanisms, there are many public entities evaluating the possibility to use them to carry out their own projects. However, it is not unusual for these entities to not fully understand the scope and nature of said mechanisms.
Therefore, this paper explains the main characteristics of these two contractual figures, as well as the experience of their use in the Pan American Games, in order to appoint some considerations that public entities must take into account before deciding to use them.

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Published

2019-10-16

How to Cite

Medina Flores, J. C. (2019). Government to Government Agreements and New Engineering Contracts: Are They Solutions to Normative Deficiencies in State Contracting that could be Replicated by all Entities?. IUS ET VERITAS, (58), 110–127. https://doi.org/10.18800/iusetveritas.201901.006

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General Section