Licitação e obras públicas sustentáveis

Abstract

The Construction industry consumes about half of natural resources extracted from the planet, but a large number of companies are investing to build a culture of loss reduction, recycling, reuse of waste, besides the use of new materials and alternative techniques, said sustainable. The federal government, because it is the largest contractor in Brazil, has encouraged its use by businesses, with the publication of the Normative Instruction number 01/2010 of the Ministry, Budget, Planning and Management, however, by virtue of the Public Procurement Law No. 8666/93, is not entirely possible the purchase and use of such materials. Within this context, this paper aims to establish guidelines for the use of sustainable materials and techniques to be incorporated into the designs and bidding documents governed by the law number 8666/93. We chose a project that will be built in the Campus do Pici, Universidade Federal do Ceará, which served as a case study. We studied the available technologies and sustainable materials, made visits to private sector companies, already use them, picked them both economically and technically viable, to be used in the specifications of the work studied. We conclude that the use of simple techniques and materials within easy reach below 10% increase in value of the work and that even having an initial cost a bit higher investment is paid in a few years, generating over the years, a great savings for the government, it is necessary to instigate actions that involve the use of natural resources.