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eProcurement, Indicative Announcement, Procurement Plans from India

Below are the Indicative Announcements, Procurement Plans from India

In India, government procurement plans are developed and implemented at both the central and state government levels. These plans aim to streamline the procurement process, promote transparency, enhance competition, and ensure efficient utilization of public funds. Here are some key aspects of government procurement plans in India:

Central Public Procurement Portal (CPPP): The Government e-Marketplace (GeM) operates the CPPP, a centralized platform for government procurement. It provides a common portal for publishing tenders, requesting bids, and awarding contracts across various government departments and organizations.

Central Procurement Agencies: Several central government agencies are responsible for procuring goods and services for different sectors. Some of the prominent agencies include the Department of Defence Production, Railway Board, Public Works Department, and Department of Atomic Energy. These agencies develop their procurement plans based on their specific requirements.

State Government Procurement: Each state in India has its own procurement policies and processes. State governments develop their procurement plans to meet the needs of various departments, agencies, and public enterprises operating within their jurisdiction. State Procurement Agencies (SPAs) are responsible for implementing procurement plans at the state level.

Procurement Policy: The Government of India has issued the General Financial Rules (GFR) as a comprehensive framework for government procurement. The GFR provides guidelines and procedures for procurement, including methods of procurement, bid evaluation criteria, contract management, and dispute resolution.

e-Procurement Initiatives: Various states in India have implemented e-Procurement portals to streamline the procurement process and improve transparency. For example, the Government of Karnataka operates the Karnataka State Electronics Development Corporation Limited (KEONICS) portal for e-Procurement.

Procurement Preferences: The government has introduced policies to promote social and economic objectives through procurement. Preference may be given to certain categories of bidders, such as Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), startups, women entrepreneurs, and local suppliers, to encourage their participation in government procurement.

Reverse Auctions: The government utilizes reverse auctions for certain procurement processes. Reverse auctions involve suppliers competing to offer the lowest price for a given contract, enabling cost savings for the government.

Vendor Registration: To participate in government procurement, vendors and suppliers are often required to register on the respective e-Procurement portals or with the concerned procurement agencies. This registration process ensures that interested bidders meet the necessary criteria and have access to relevant procurement opportunities.

It is important to note that government procurement plans and processes are subject to change, and specific details may vary across states and departments. Interested parties are advised to refer to the official government websites and portals for the most up-to-date information on government procurement in India. Tags: India eProcurement, India Indicative Announcement, Procurement Plans from India, Procurement Management, Procurement Bid Process
Summary:
India - South Asia- P169111- Second National Ganga River Basin Project - Procurement Plan (English)
Country:
India
 
Notice Type:
Procurement Plan
Deadline:
11 Mar 2026
Posting Date:
11 Mar 2025
 
 
 
Summary:
India - South Asia- P174067- Public Service Capability Enhancement Project - Procurement Plan (English)
Country:
India
 
Notice Type:
Procurement Plan
Deadline:
11 Mar 2026
Posting Date:
11 Mar 2025
 
 
 
Summary:
India - South Asia- P170811- Punjab Municipal Services Improvement Project - Procurement Plan (English)
Country:
India
 
Notice Type:
Procurement Plan
Deadline:
11 Mar 2026
Posting Date:
11 Mar 2025
 
 
 
Summary:
E-Auction For Settlement Of Sand Ghats Of Begusarai Budhi Gandak Unit-05
Country:
India
Estimated Cost:
INR 2250000
Notice Type:
Procurement Plan
Deadline:
17 Mar 2025
Posting Date:
11 Mar 2025
 
 
 
Summary:
E-Auction For Settlement Of Sand Ghats Of Begusarai Budhi Gandak Unit-03
Country:
India
Estimated Cost:
INR 2250000
Notice Type:
Procurement Plan
Deadline:
17 Mar 2025
Posting Date:
11 Mar 2025
 
 
 
Summary:
E-Auction For Settlement Of Sand Ghats Of Begusarai Budhi Gandak Unit-04
Country:
India
Estimated Cost:
INR 2520000
Notice Type:
Procurement Plan
Deadline:
17 Mar 2025
Posting Date:
11 Mar 2025
 
 
 
Summary:
E-Auction For Settlement Of Sand Ghats Of Begusarai Ganga Unit-07
Country:
India
Estimated Cost:
INR 5850000
Notice Type:
Procurement Plan
Deadline:
17 Mar 2025
Posting Date:
11 Mar 2025
 
 
 
Summary:
E-Auction For Settlement Of Sand Ghats Of Begusarai Ganga Unit-09
Country:
India
Estimated Cost:
INR 4500000
Notice Type:
Procurement Plan
Deadline:
17 Mar 2025
Posting Date:
11 Mar 2025
 
 
 
Summary:
Construction Of Road And Drain In Ward 35 From Kunwari Devi Road To The House Of Guddu Kumar Via House Of Sri Niranjan Prasad Under Nn Motihari.
Country:
India
Estimated Cost:
INR 3781729
Notice Type:
Procurement Plan
Deadline:
17 Mar 2025
Posting Date:
11 Mar 2025
 
 
 
Summary:
Construction Of Road And Drain In Ward 37 From House Of Dr. R. K. P. Sahi To The House Of Rameshwar Mishra Under Nn Motihari.
Country:
India
Estimated Cost:
INR 940960
Notice Type:
Procurement Plan
Deadline:
17 Mar 2025
Posting Date:
11 Mar 2025
 
 
 

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