CREDENTIALING OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, AUTHORIZED BY THE CENTRAL BANK OF BRAZIL, FOR THE PROVISION OF CONTINUOUS, NON-EXCLUSIVE PAYMENT SERVICES FOR NET AMOUNTS OF SALARIES, BENEFITS, WAGES, RETIREMENTS, AND SIMILAR PAYMENTS (INDEMNITIES AND OTHER RECEIVABLES) TO ACTIVE AND INACTIVE MUNICIPAL PUBLIC SERVANTS, WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF INCLUDING NEW BENEFICIARIES AND OTHER SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED, ACCORDING TO THE CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS ESTABLISHED IN THIS NOTICE AND ITS ANNEXES

This tender, issued by the Municipality of Aloândia, Goiás, Brazil, seeks to credential financial institutions authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil. The primary objective is to establish a framework for the continuous, non-exclusive provision of payment services for net amounts related to municipal public servants' payroll. This includes salaries, benefits, wages, retirements, indemnities, and other receivables for both active and inactive employees. The scope also allows for the inclusion of new beneficiaries and the provision of additional services as detailed in the tender documents. The legal basis for this credentialing process is Article 79, item I of Law 14.133/2021, which permits parallel and non-exclusive contracting, deemed viable and advantageous for the Administration through simultaneous contracts under standardized conditions. The estimated total value for this process is R$ 959,115.20. The credentialing process, identified as Process 468/2026, has a proposal opening date of March 3, 2026, at 08:00, and a proposal closing date of December 31, 2026, at 17:00. The contracting authority is the Municipal Prefecture of Aloândia.

This is a services contract in the finance and banking, information and communication technology and legal services sectors, with a focus on Banking. Located in Brazil, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BRL 959,115.

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