STJ investigates alleged damage in technology contracts – Globo.com

The Superior Court of Justice (STJ) opened internal administrative process to investigate servers for alleged damage caused to the body by hiring in technology.

Report aired last Saturday (21) at SBT reported that last year, sector spending totaled R $ 74.3 million, more than the limit of R $ 62 million expected for 2014.

Also last year, opened an inquiry to investigate alleged overpricing and then an administrative process to identify responsible.

According to a report published on Monday (23) by the “Folha de S. Paulo,” the exchange of cabling of data communication network would cost £ 37.4 million, £ 13 million more than the supposedly necessary.

The installation of an antenna for transmitting data from the Court justices in a closed system safer was hired by R $ 8 million – the loss would have been R $ 3.5 million, according to the newspaper

The electronic auctions, to select the winning companies were made in nearby Christmas holidays dates and New Year 2013. during the recess of the judiciary.

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The contracts were made at the time the minister Felix Fischer presided over the Court.

G1 , he said by email that the need for services was reported by technical sectors of the Court and sought to “modernize and improve service.”

According to the magistrate, he was informed that “the plants already committed, were the same a long time, which hurt the quality of transmission of computer data and saturating the network connections.”

Fischer added that only became aware of “possible irregularities” in the last week in which he held the presidency of the Supreme Court, in August 2014, “when then immediately determined measures, including halting, as a precaution, payments to avoid possible injury to the Treasury.”

About the fact that the sessions were held during the recess of the judiciary, the minister said that, in the recess, the Supreme Court does not end activities. “The emergency measures and administrative activities, particularly contractual and budget of the current year, run normally. The dates and times follow an administrative character ritual, “he said.

The Supreme Court did not disclose the inquiry report that demonstrated the reduction of suspicion, on the grounds that the investigation is still ongoing.

Fischer argued that “the facts are properly informed and, if irregularities, adopted all appropriate legal action.”