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No.F.1/26/2018-PPD
Government of
f India
Ministry of Finance
Department of Ex
penditure
Procurement Policy Division
Room.No.612, Lok Nayak Bhawan,
New Delhi dated the 2 “April, 2019.
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject: Replacement of name of erstwhile DGS&D (Directorate General of
Supplies & Disposals) by GeM (Government e-Marketplace) in General
Financial Rules (GFRs) 2017 - reg.
The undersigned is directed to refer Supply Division, Department of Commerce
(DoC) OM No. 1(1)/2018-Pol. Dated 20.08.2018 proposing changes in GFRs, 2017 and
to say that the proposal of DoC has been examined and it has been decided with the
approval of Finance Minister to make changes to the GFRs, 2017 as tabulated below:
S.No.
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ting Provisions of GFRs, 2017
Rule 147: Powers for procurement of
goods:
‘The Ministries or Departments have
been delegated full powers to make
their own arrangements for
procurement of goods. In case,
however, a Ministry or Department
does not have the required expertise,
it may project its indent to the Gentral
Purchase Organisation (e.g. DGS&D)
with the approval of competent
authority. The indent form to be
utilized for this purpose will be as per
the standard form evolved by the
Central Purchase Organisation.
| Amended Rule
Rule 147: Powers for procurement of |
goods:
The Ministries or Departments have
been delegated full powers to make
their own arrangements for
procurement of goods and services,
that are not available on GeM
Common use Goods and Services
available on Gel are required to be
procured mandatorly through GeM as
per Rule 149,
Rule 149 Government e-Marketplace
(Gem):
DGS&D or any other agency
authorized by the Government will host
an online Government e-Marketplace
(GeM) for common use Goods and
Services. DGS&D will ensure
Rule 743 Government e-Marketplace
(Gem)
Government of India has.
established the Government e-
Marketplace (GeM) for common use
Goods and Services. GeM SPV will
ensure adequate publicity including |
periodic advertisement of the items 10
adequate publicity including periodic
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Existing Provisions of GFRs, 2017
advertisement of the items to be
procured through GeM for the
prospective suppliers. The
Procurement of Goods and Services
by Ministries or Departments will be
mandatory for Goods or Services
available on GeM. The credentials of
suppliers on GeM shall be certified by
DGS&D. The procuring authorities will
certify the reasonability of rates. The
GeM portal shall be utlized by the
Government buyers for direct on-line
purchases as under:
() Up to Rs.50,000/- through any of
the available suppliers on the GeM,
meeting the requisite quality,
specification and delivery period.
(i) Above Rs.60,000/- and up to
Rs,30,00,000/- through the GeM Seller
having lowest price amongst the
available sellers, of at least three
different manufacturers, on GeM,
meeting the requisite quality,
spetification and delivery period. The
tools for online bidding and online
reverse auction available on GeM can
be used by the Buyer if decided by the
competent authority
(ii) Above Rs.30,00,000/- through the
supplier having lowest price meeting
the requisite quality, specification and
delivery period after mandatorily
obtaining bids, using online bidding or
reverse auction tool provided on GeM
‘Amended Rule
be procured through GeM for the
prospective suppliers, The
Procurement of Goods and Services
by Ministries or Departments will be
mandatory for Goods or Services
available on GeM. The credentials of
suppliers on GeM shail be certified by
GeM SPV. The procuring authorities
will certify the reasonability of rates.
‘The GeM portal shall be utilized by the
Government buyers for direct on-line
purchases as under:
() Up to Rs.25,000 through any of the
available suppliers on the GeM,
meeting the requisite quality,
specification and delivery period.
(i) Above Rs.25,000 and up to
Rs.6,00,000 through the GeM Seller
having lowest price amongst the
available sellers (excluding
‘Automobiles where current limit of 30
lakh will continue), of at least three
different manufacturers, on GeM,
meeting the requisite quality,
‘specification and delivery period. The
tools for online bidding and online
reverse auction available on GeM can
be used by the Buyers even for
procurements less than Rs 5,00,000,
(iii) Above Rs.5,00,000 through the
supplier having lowest price meeting
the requisite quality, specification and
delivery period after _ mandatorily
obtaining bids, using online bidding or
reverse auction tool provided on Gel
(excluding Automobiles where current
Timit of 30 lakh will continue),
Note: Th
re is no change in clauses
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Existing Provisions of GFRs, 2017
Rule 150: Registration of Suppliers
() With a view to establishing reliable
sources for procurement of goods
commonly required for Government
use, the Central Purchase
Organisation (e.g. DGS&D) will
prepare and maintain item-wise lists of
eligible and capable suppliers. Such
approved suppliers will be known as
“Registered Suppliers’. All Ministries or
Departments may utilise these lists as
and when necessary. Such registered
suppliers are prima facie eligible for
consideration for procurement of
g00ds through Limited Tender Enquiry.
They are also ordinarily exempted
from furnishing bid security along with
their bids. A Head of Department may
also register suppliers of goods which
are specifically required by that
Department or Office, periodically.
Registration of the supplier should be
done following a fair, transparent and
reasonable procedure and after giving
due publicity.
(v) The list of registered suppliers for
the subject matter of procurement be
exhibited on the Central Public
Procurement Portal and websites of
the Procuring Entity! e-Procurement!
portals.
‘Amended Rule
Rule 150: Registration of Suppliers:
() For goods and services not
available on GeM, Head of Ministry!
Department may also register |
suppliers of goods and services which
‘are specifically required by that
Department or Office, periodically.
Registration of the supplier should be
done following a fair, transparent and
reasonable procedure and after giving
due publicity. Such registered
suppliers should be boarded on GeM
‘as and when the item or service gets
listed on GoM.
(¥) The list of registered suppliers for
the subject matter of procurement be
exhibited on websites of the Procuring
Entity! e-Procurement portals.
Note: There is no change in clauses
(ito (iv)
Rule 155: Purchase of goods by
Purchase Commitee
Purchase of goods costing above Rs.
25,000 (Rupees twenty five thousand
only) and upto Rs.2,50,000/- (Rupees
two lakh and fifty thousand only) on
each occasion may be made on the
recommendations of a duly constituted
Local Purchase Committee consisting
Rule 155: Purchase of g
Purchase Committee:
is by
In case a certain item is not available
(on the GeM portal, Purchase of goods
costing above Rs. 26,000 (Rupees
‘twenty five thousand only) and upto
Rs.2,50,000 (Rupees two lakh and fifty
thousand only) on each occasion may
be made on the recommendations of a
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Existing Provisions of GFRS, 2017
‘Amended Rule
of tree members of an appropriate
level as decided by the Head of the
Department. The committee will survey
the market to ascertain the
reasonableness of rate, quality and
specifications and identify the
appropriate supplier. Before
recommending placement of | the
purchase order, the members of the
committee will jointly record a
certificate as under:
“Certified that we, members of the
purchase committee are jointly and
individually satisfied that the goods
recommended for purchase are of the
requisite specification and quality,
priced at the prevailing market rate
‘andthe supplier recommended. is
goods in question, and it is not
dobarred by Department of Commerce
or Ministry! Department concemed.”
reliable and competent to supply the |
duly constituted Local Purchase
Committee consisting of three
members of an appropriate level as
decided by the Head of the
Department, The committee will survey
the market to ascertain the
reasonableness of rate, quality and
specifications and identify the
appropriate supplier. Before
recommending placement of the
purchase order, the members of the
committee will jointly record a
certificate as under:
“Certified that we, members of the
purchase committee are jointly and
individually satisfied that the goods
recommended for purchase are of the
requisite specification and quality,
priced at the prevailing market rate
and the supplier recommended is
reliable and competent to supply the |
goods in question, and it is not
debarred by Department of Commerce
oF Ministry Department concerned.”
Rule 226 (ni). Copies of all contracts
and agreements for purchases of the
value of Rupees Twenty-five Lakhs
and above, and of all rate and running
contracts "entered into. by civil
departments of the Government other
than the departments like the
Directorate General of Supplies and
Disposals for which a special audit
procedure exists, should be sent to the
Audit Officer and /or the Accounts
officer as the case may be.
Rule 226 (xl) Copies of all contracts
and agreements for purchases of the
value of Rupess Twenty-five Lakhs
and above entered into by civil
departments of the Government,
should be sent to the Audit Officer and
or the Accounts officer as the case
may be.
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It has been also decided to delete Rules 148,156,159(iv),160(ii),173(xv) and
174(iv) of GFRs, 2017 related to rate contracts.
This OM is also available on our website www.doe.gov.in -> Notification >
Circular ~> Procurement Policy OM.
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ke doy4, Hindi version of this OM will follow.
Kae Lb le
(k Narayana Reddy)
Under Secretary tothe Govt. of India
Tolfax-24621305
Emal-kn.reddy@nicin
To
(i) Secretaries to All Central Government Ministries/ Departments
(ii) Financial Advisors of All Central Government Ministries! Departments
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