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E- Procurement Portal |
| The Central Public Procurement Portal (CPPP) of Government of India uses its platform to facilitate various central government organisations to publish their tenders, corrigendum and award of contract details. This way, the system also enables the users to migrate to total electronic procurement mode. The portal also displays instructions, rules and procedures, sector-wise list of bidders and other tender related links. Any user can search for registered Nodal Officers for e-publishing the tenders or the various organisations using CPPP for procurement. The primary objective of this portal is to provide a single point access to the information on procurements made across various Central Government Organisations. | |
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Tenders India |
| Tenders India serves as a central source for government and public sector procurements by having information on tenders and other notifications issued by central as well as state governments and other public bodies across India for goods/ services and works. As a tender information system, it gives the user an opportunity to browse through the tenders location wise or value wise. | |
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Procurement Policy Division |
| As a division under the Ministry of Finance, Procurement Policy Division is responsible for design, development and implementation of national Procurement Policies and procedures. Apart from analysing public procurement issues and challenges, it also provides guidance and follow-up on their implementation. | |
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Ministry Of Finance |
| The Ministry through its Department of Expenditure oversees the public financial management system in the Central Government and matters connected with State finances. In the capacity of reviewing systems and procedures to optimise outputs and outcomes of public expenditure, the department of expenditure under the ministry of finance has Procurement Policy Division as one of its distinct but complementary Units. | |
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Central Public Works Department |
| Central Public Works Department (CPWD) is established under the Ministry of Urban Development of the Government of India, with an aim to achieve excellence in Public Works. The department through its website maintains a separate tab on e-Tendering process making bids awards available for the users. | |
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Competition Commission of India |
| Competition and Procurement process have an indispensable interface. A fulfilled coopetition law leads to efficiency and a well-regulated procurement process. As an anti-trust body, it is in the interest of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) to look into matters connected with bid rigging and collusive bidding in the Government procurement and thereby help the government and government agencies in achieving the best value for money. OECD reports have occasionally highlighted how this role of the commissions has helped in achieving up to 15-20% economy in the process of procurement in some OECD countries. To enforce the provisions against anti-competitive practices like bid rigging, abuse of dominance or collusive bidding, the Commission passes appropriate orders and imposes penalties after the enquiry. |
