Ten more lottery units are being tendered to meet the growth in demand for the network's banking services and also to capture bets in federal lotteries.
CAIXA launched electronic auction No. 451/2023 to select individuals or legal entities to operate lottery activities through the permission regime, as provided for by legislation.
Interested parties must participate in accreditation, check the auction rules and the specific addresses accepted for the new units in a notice published on CAIXA’s Bidding Portal. The accreditation deadline for bids is October 5th.
The commercial relationship between the bank and the lottery entrepreneur is regulated by CAIXA Circular nº 1,010/2023 and by Laws 8,987/1995, which provides for the concession and permission regime for public services and 12,869/2013, which establishes criteria for hiring lottery licensees.
Under current rules, lottery permission is defined as granting, through bidding, to sell all federal lotteries and products authorized by CAIXA to Individuals and Legal Entities, as long as they demonstrate performance capacity, at their own risk.
The studies that guided the bidding were based on technical criteria, which observe the potential for sales of CAIXA Lotteries and the demand for serving the local population. The opening of these units is in line with the bank's institutional strategy of serving the entire Brazilian population, with channels available in 100% of the country's municipalities.
Permissions for new lottery outlets are for the municipalities of Porto de Moz (PA), Redenção (CE), Maranguape (CE), Porto Acre (AC), Terra Santa (PA), Laranjeiras (SE), Breu Branco (PA), Floresta (PE), Itaperuçu (PR) and Extremoz (RN).
Source: GMB
