Laws of Sustainable Public Procurement provides for the adoption of sustainable
criteria in government procurement by the Federal Public Administration. This type of
shopping was established to stimulate sustainable development in the market,
notably in public organizations. The Federal Rural University of Amazonia (UFRA) in
the years 2011 and 2012 was assessed by external control agencies, by not adopting
sustainable criteria in their purchases. Thus, the research presented here aims to
propose the construction of a set of sustainability criteria, aiming at future
deployment, for use in purchases UFRA. To achieve the objective set, describes the
empirical environment of shopping in the institution and proposes a set of methods
and techniques, among which the application of a survey line with the revised
theories. As a theoretical basis addressed to concepts and theories that underlie
sustainable development, leading to the logic of the use of state purchasing power,
succeeding to the idea of Sustainable Public Procurement. Results obtained are
presented and analyzed considering the principles for sustainable procurement. The
conclusion of the research shows that the University is not using the full form
sustainable criteria in their procurement processes, and that the servers have
misconceptions of the concepts of shopping with sustainable character. It proposes a
set of actions that will subsidize the use of sustainable criteria, combined in order to
improve compliance with the institution's mission
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