PURCHASE MANUAL

STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI

GUWAHATI-781039, ASSAM, INDIA

NOVEMBER 2013
 CONTENTS

NO. SUB TITLE

01. OBJECTIVES AND FUNCTION

02. SUBMISSION OF INDENT
03. CONSTITUTION OF PURCHASE COMMITTEE
04. FINDING BUDGET
06. APPROVAL OF INDENT
06. MODE OF PROCUREMENT

6.1. Open Tender

6.2. Limited Tender
6.3. Web Based Tender
6.4. Single Quotation
6.4.1 Proprietary Item
6.4.2 Spares
6.4.3 DGSND Purchase
6.4.4 Cash purchase
6.5. Global Tender
6.6. Purchase Of Goods Without Quotation
6.7. Spot Quotation Purchase
6.8. Rate Contracts
6.9. Repeat Order

07. BUY-BACK PURCHASES

08. EARNEST MONEY
09. PERFORMANCE BANK GUARANTEE (PBG)
10. RECEIPT OF TENDERS
11. POSTPONEMENT OF THE TENDER OPENING DATE
12. OPENING OF THE QUOTATION
13. EVALUATION OF QUOTATION BY PURCHASE COMMITTEE
14. AUDIT
15. PURCHASE ORDER
16. AMENDMENT OF PURCHASE ORDER
17. GUIDELINES FOR ISSUE OF ROAD PERMIT
18. RECEIPT OF GOODS
19. INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE OF GOODS
20. PAYMENT
21. AMC
22. DISPOSAL RULE
23. MAINTENANCE & PHYSICAL VERIFICATION OF STOCKS & ASSETS
24. BUDGET HEAD AND DELEGATION OF POWER
25. MISCELLANEOUS
The “Purchase Manual” provides the essential information and brief step-by-step procedures

for procurement of goods and services. This Manual is a guideline and all purchases are to

be regulated as per procedure laid down therein. However, in some specific cases, it may

become necessary to arrange materials by adopting methods not indicated in the manual. In

such case, specific approval of the Competent Authority must be obtained before initiating

such action, detailing the reasons as to why procurement becomes necessary not as per the

guidelines of the Purchase Manual. The procedures followed for purchase at IIT

Guwahati are broadly as per guidelines stated under General Financial Rules (GFR) of

Government of India. However, so as to ensure adequate and timely supply of material

to meet academic and scientific research activities on the one hand and to ensure fair

and transparent manner of purchase on the other hand, the Institute has evolved the

following purchase procedures.

1. OBJECTIVES AND FUNCTIONS OF
THE STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI

OBJECTIVES

• To maintain uninterrupted flow of goods and services to support the development schedules of
the Institute.
• To procure goods and services economically at a cost consistent with the quality and service
required. However, generally all purchases may be attempted at the lowest cost.
• To maintain Organization reputation and credibility in the market by fair evaluation of bids and
quotations, transparent, timely issue of purchase order or contracts and timely payment of
dues.

FUNCTIONS
• Procurement of stores through indigenous and foreign sources as required in accordance with
the rules in force.
• Checking of requisitions/purchase indents.
• Monitoring and tracking of budgets and utilization of funds as per the Annual Budget.
• Selection of suppliers for issue of enquiries.
• Issuing enquiries/tenders and obtaining quotations.
• Preparation of comparative statement.
• Preparation of Sanction Sheet.
• Issue of Purchase Orders.
• Follow-up of purchase orders for delivery in due time
• Verification and passing of suppliers’ bills to see that payments are made promptly.
• Correspondence and dealing with suppliers, carriers etc., regarding shortages, rejections etc.,
• Maintenance of purchase records.
• Maintenance of progressive expenditure statement, sub-head wise.
• Maintenance of vendor performance records/data.
• Arrangement for Insurance Surveys, as and when necessary.
• Clearance of foreign consignments.
• Collection and issue of Road Permit in coordination with Sales Tax Department, GoA.
• Preparing reports and statements of Institute purchase for DSIR certificate for availing custom
duty and excise duty exemption.
• Maintenance of Central Stores.
• Maintenance of Annual Rate Contracts.
• Annual Maintenance Contracts.
• Maintenance of records of Advance and settlement.
• Serving as an information center on the materials’ knowledge i.e. their prices, source of
supply, specification and other allied matters.
P 02. SUBMISSION OF INDENT

1. Indenting for purchase by end user departments/centres/sections is made after notification of

budgetary allocations by the competent authority in the beginning of every financial year or as
long as fund is available.
2. Indent is put up as per normal Indent Format [FORM NO. SP-1P] with adequate justifications for
purchase of the required item(s) along with (a) Details Specifications, (b) Proposed Purchase
Committee and (c) Proposed vendor list (in case of limited NIQ)
3. In case of indent for furniture, in addition to the above, appropriate drawing & design of the
required furniture items are also to be provided
4. The indent is to be submitted to the Stores & Purchase (S&P) Section.
5. Approval of indents are done by the competent authorities as per Delegation of Financial Power.
6. A demand for goods should not be divided into small quantities to make piece meal purchases to
avoid the necessity of obtaining the sanction of higher authority required with reference to the
estimated value of the total demand.
7. Combing as many items as possible in one tendering process is expected.

P 03. CONSTITUTION OF PURCHASE COMMITTEE

1. Each Department or Centre has its own Purchase Committee/s. Procedure for formation of
Purchase Committee is as follow:
a. HOD/HOC constitutes a Purchase Committee for purchase up to their sanctioning limit i.e.
as per the Delegation of Financial Power, and
b. for purchase above the sanctioning power, HOD/HOC forwards its proposal to the Deputy
Director for approval.

P 04. FINDING BUDGET

The S&P Section examines current availability (or non- availability) of fund against the
appropriate account head; and, only if fund is available, the same is placed before the competent
authority for consideration and approval.

P 05. NOTICE INVITING QUOTATIONS

Institute resorts to Single-Bid System for purchase of consumables, furniture, minor equipment,
and proprietary items etc., for other purchases mostly Two-Bid System is followed.

Single-Bid System: In the Single bid procedure, Bidders submit Bids in one envelope containing
both the Price Proposal and the Technical Proposal. The Bids are evaluated, and following
approval by the Competent Authority, the Contract is awarded to the Bidder whose Bid has been
determined to be the lowest.

Two bid system: The objective of the exercise is to allow the Purchaser to evaluate the
Technical Proposals without reference to price. Bids of Bidders who do not conform to the
 specified requirements may be rejected as deficient Bids with approval. For purchasing high
value plant, machinery etc. of a complex and technical nature, bids may be obtained in two parts
as -
(a) Technical bid consisting of all technical details alongwith commercial terms and conditions;
and (b) Financial bid indicating item-wise price for the items mentioned in the technical bid.
The technical bid and the financial bid should be sealed by the bidder in separate covers duly
superscribed and both these sealed covers are to be put in a bigger cover which should also be
sealed and duly superscribed. The technical bids are to be opened by the purchase committee at
the first instance and evaluated. At the second stage financial bids of only the technically
acceptable offers should be opened for further evaluation and ranking before awarding the
contract.

P 06. MODE OF PROCUREMENT

On receipt of approved Indent, S&P Section sends Notice Inviting Quotations (NIQ), by adopting
one of the following modes of procurement:

6.1 Open Tender: Open Tender method is followed for all procurement worth Rs. 5 lakh
(Rupees Five Lakh) and above. Notice Inviting tenders in this mode is given in at least one
local dailies and one national dailies - if found necessary. In addition, the notice is put in
the Institute’s website. Combing as many items as possible in one tendering process is
expected.

6.2 Limited Tender: The procedure for Limited Tenders/Quotations is generally resorted to
for purchase of consumables, furniture (locally fabricated and involving low value items) and
minor equipment, on the basis of vendor lists provided from the academic departments (in
case of laboratory equipment) or as per standard vendor lists maintained in the S&P Section
for general consumables (like stationeries etc.) and minor office equipment (like
photocopiers etc.).

6.3 Web Based Tender: All open & limited Notice Inviting Quotations for most of its purchases
is published in the Institute’s Web site and News Paper (local or national as applicable). This
practice has been resorted due to mainly to four reasons:
1. to ensure fair chance of competition is given to all qualified vendors;
2. lists of vendors supplied by the indenting departments are often found to be
non-exhaustive;
3. suppliers for qualitatively better scientific equipment are not many; and
4. general problem of not getting minimum three technically acceptable quotes
also gets minimized through this process .

6.4 Single Tender: Single quotation purchase shall be allowed in the following cases:

i) Proprietary Item: Single tender method is followed only in rare cases where it is in the sure
knowledge of both the HOD/HOC and the indentor that the item to be procured is manufactured
only by a particular manufacturer and there is no other option for the laboratory except to go in
for this equipment. Proprietary certificate from the manufacturer along with end user certificate
on the format provided at Annexure-II [FORM NO. SP-2P(A)]is to be attached with the Indent.
 Indent-cum-Sanction format as provided at Annexure-III [FORM NO. SP-2P] may be used.
Intentionally adding restrictive clauses to favour a single source is not allowed. All such cases of
procurement on single tender basis must be approved by the competent authority on specific
recommendations of the HOD/HOC, only after the competent authority satisfies himself that
such procurement is unavoidable.

ii) Spares: Indent-cum-Sanction along with the proprietary certificate, for spare parts of
equipments procured on single tender basis from the manufacturers or from their authorised
dealers can be recommended by the HOD/HOC for final approval of the competent authority.

iii) DGSND Purchase: Orders against DGS&D rate contracts.

iv) Cash purchase: Purchase of goods upto the value of Rs. 15,000/- (Rupees Fifteen
Thousand only) on each occasion is made without inviting quotations on the basis of a
given by the indenting officer and duly approved by the competent authority, by drawing
[F0RM NO. SP-1M and SP-2M] . The certificate is given in a standardized format, wherein the
indenting officer gives the following certificate: "I, ___________________, am personally
satisfied that these goods purchased are of the requisite quality and specification and
have been purchased from a reliable supplier at a reasonable price."

6.5 Global Tenders: Global tenders is issued if it is felt that bidding from the indigenous
source through open tendering shall not result in competitive prices. In such cases, in
addition to the open tendering procedures, copies of the NIQ is sent to the embassies of
the countries where such manufacturers are located by giving them at least six weeks time
so that they can forward the notice to the prospective bidders in their countries.

6.6 Spot Quotation Purchase: Purchase of goods up to the value of Rs.50,000/-(Rupees

fifty thousand only) or higher as approved by the competent authority is adopted in case of
emergent requirements and certain items such as Hostel utensil, livery, etc., which cannot be
purchased through the normal procedure due to absence of universal standard for
comparison.

6.7 Rate Contracts: An Annual Rate contract is established for frequently required
consumable items such as chemicals, plastic wares, glass wares, UPS batteries, office
stationary, etc (ANNEXURE 1). The Rate contracts are established on the basis of open
tendering.

Rate contract should be placed only on registered and or reputed manufacturers or their
authorised distributors who are capable of supplying the stores as required. In addition to
all the usual terms & conditions, the following clauses should be included in all rate
contracts.

1. The price charged for the stores supplied under the rate contract should in no event exceed the
lowest price at which the party sells the stores of identical description to any other person during
the period of the contract.

2. The stores shall be supplied within a period of fortnight for supplies against ex-stock deliveries.
 In case the firm does not supply the items within the stipulated time schedule, the cancellation of
the purchase order can be considered.

3. Parallel rate contracts for similar items can be placed at any time during the period of rate
contract with one or more parties.

4. The rate contract can be terminated at any time by giving one months notice.

For procurement of Rate Contract Items Indent-cum-Sanction Sheet [FORM NO. SP-3P
and FORM NO. SP-4P] may be used.

6.8 Repeat Order: If an indent is received for an item of identical to one for which an
earlier purchase order has been placed, purchase is made on repeat order basis, provided
that:

1. the new purchase order is placed within six months from the date of issue of
the original purchase order.
2. the supplier concerned is willing to accept the repeat order on identical terms
and conditions.
3. the quantity to be ordered/purchased on repeat basis does not exceed
quantity of the original purchase order.
4. there is no downward trend of the prices since the original purchase order was
placed.

For procurement by Repeat Order, Indent-cum-Sanction Sheet [FORM NO. SP-2P] may
be used.

P 07. BUY-BACK PURCHASES

Buy-back of items like Computers, Scanners, Servers, laptops, LCD Projectors, Printers,
Photocopiers, Faxes, Refrigerators and the like of five-year vintage or more are made subject
to the approval of the competent authority.

1. The approval of the competent authority for declaring the item as obsolete etc. has to be
obtained as per the present practice.
2. Prices be obtained from various bidders and the bids should clearly mention that the offer is
under buy-back scheme and the buy-back price be mentioned separately.
3. Once the purchase is completed, the original value of the item be written off from the books of
the respective labs.

P 08. EARNEST MONEY

To safeguard against a bidder’s withdrawing / altering its bid during the bid validity period in the
case of advertised or limited tender enquiry, EMD is obtained from the bidders except those
who are registered with Central Purchase Organization (e.g. DGS&D), National Small
Industries Corporation or the concerned Ministry / Department. The bidders are required to
 furnish EMD along with their bids. In case of items, if the quoted value is INR 5 lacs or above, an
Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for an amount of 2.5% on quoted value, in the form of Demand
Draft drawn in favour of the Registrar, IIT Guwahati, issued from a Nationalized Bank, will have to
be submitted along with the bid (technical Bid in case of two bid system) only. The EMD of
unsuccessful bidders shall be returned after award of contract. EMD of the successful bidder will
be released on submission of the PBG. If exemption is sought from production of EMD, the same
should clearly be mentioned in the bid (Technical Bid in case of two bid system) indicating the
clause under which exemption is sought.

Submission of EMD is exempted under the following conditions:

i. If the quoted value is less than INR 05 lacs.

ii. Vendors who have successfully executed minimum of 02(two) purchase orders in last 03(three)
financial years (i.e 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12) in IIT Guwahati. Order copies must be enclosed along
with the quotation.
iii. Firms which are specifically registered for the required items with DGS&D or with NSIC. Copy of valid
registration must be enclosed along with the quotation.
iv. Firms already registered in IIT Guwahati under ‘One Time Earnest Money Deposit Certificate’
(OEMDRC). Copy of OEMDRC must be enclosed along with the quotation.

P 09. PERFORMANCE BANK GUARANTEE (PBG)

To ensure due performance of the contract, Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG), in a standard
format, is obtained from the successful bidder, who is awarded the contract. PBG, unless
otherwise approved by the competent authority, is obtained from every successful bidder. In
case of PO value Rupees five lakhs (INR) and above, the successful bidder, to whom the PO is
placed, shall furnish an unconditional Performance Bank Guarantee from a scheduled bank, of
India, for 10% of the Purchase Order value, within 21 days of placement of order. In case of
foreign purchase the local Agent shall submit the PBG. Where the PBG is to be necessarily given
by a foreign bank it shall be endorsed by its counterpart in India. Validity of the PBG, which shall
be effective from the date mentioned therein, shall be at least 14 months+ expected delivery
period. In case 14 months of validity is not possible, then when the system is delivered, the
PBG’s validity will have to be suitably extended before payment is released.

(i)By submitting the PBG, the vendor is understood to have guaranteed that,

(a) The Purchase Order (PO) shall be executed as per terms and conditions mentioned therein.

(b) The equipment shall function satisfactorily for a period up to 60 days after the warranty period.

(c) The equipment and components are free from poor workmanship, bad quality, and faulty designs.

(d) The vendor shall at his/their own cost rectify/replace the defects, if any, during the guarantee period.

(e) The guarantee is to the extent of 10% of the order value.

(ii) Condition for invoking PBG: In case of failure to comply with the guarantees above, IITG
may terminate the contract / purchase order in whole or in part and forfeit the PBG. In addition,
IITG may, at its discretion, procure upon such terms and in such manner as it deems appropriate,
goods similar to the undelivered items/products and the defaulting supplier/vendor shall be
liable to compensate IITG for any extra expenditure involved.”
P 10. RECEIPT OF TENDERS

1. Tenders are received either through post or through courier or by hand. The tenders shall be
dropped in the tender box, which shall remain locked, and its keys with the Purchase officer.
2. If a tender, received in a cover without any superscription about its contents, is opened by any
official receiving it, he shall himself mark on the cover the tender number and the date of its
receipt and the date of its opening and shall sign it and cause it to be delivered to the purchase
officer before the opening date.
3. Late/Delayed Tenders: Tenders received after the specified time and date of opening are
treated as "Late" while tenders received after the last date specified for receipt of tender but
before the date of opening of the tender are treated as" Delayed". Such tenders shall be marked
as late/delayed as the case may be and filed. They shall be rejected and returned to the bidders
in their original envelope without opening.

P 11. POSTPONEMENT OF THE TENDER OPENING DATE

1. Requests for the postponement is not normally entertained. In rare cases however, if the
response to a notice is poor, a decision to postpone the opening date of the tender by a minimum
15 days may be taken by the competent authority. The time extension so granted may be
intimated to all concerned so that adequate response is received.

2. In case where the response to limited tender method in respect of materials costing
more than Rs. 5.00 lakhs is poor (if the response is only from two or less bidders, it is considered
poor), then open tender method shall be resorted to. The bidders who responded to the limited
tender enquiry must be informed that their tenders shall also be considered along with the
tenders received through open enquiry. If a decision is taken to change the specification to make
it broad-based, the bidders who had responded to limited enquiry shall be asked to bid again as
per the revised specifications. Any exception to this should have the approval of competent
authority.

P 12. OPENING OF THE QUOTATION

1. Quotations shall be opened as per schedule given in the NIQ. Quotations received
against Press Tender centrally floated by the S&P for two or more department/Centre is opened
by the Quotation Opening Committee duly constituted for the same. All other quotation shall be
opened and evaluated by the respective purchase committees constituted for the purpose.
2. The officer opening the tender shall read out or clause to make the following particulars
only for the information of the representatives attending the tender opening.
a) Tender number
b) Name of the firm
c) Description of the item to be purchased
d) Price
e) Whether the price is inclusive of taxes & duties or exclusive
f) Discount offered.
 g) Delivery Schedule.
h) Any other extra charges quoted for packing, transport etc.
i) Terms of delivery
j) Warranty obligations.
3. All the pages of the tender has to be initialed by the tender opening committee.
Alterations/ corrections in the tenders should be initialed legibly by the officers opening the
tender and dated. A similar procedure shall be followed wherever any erasing/ cutting is
observed.
4. Any correction in the price quoted in the tender both in the words and figures shall be
circled in red ink by the representative of finance and signed. The members of the tender opening
committee shall endorse this. In addition, a list of the representatives of the bidders present at the
time of opening shall be prepared who shall write their name and the bidder they represent under
their signature.
5. If there is any discrepancy between the price quoted in figures and words, whichever is
the higher of the two shall be taken as the bid price

P 13. EVALUATION OF QUOTATION BY PURCHASE COMMITTEE

1. A neat comparative statement: A neat comparative statement of the opened

quotations to be made as per the standard format wherever possible, by the Purchase
Committee constituted for the purpose. The recommendation shall contain details like rate,
delivery schedule, make, taxes etc. and finally the quoted price. The final landing cost of
Purchase after all discounts, taxes must be mentioned on the comparative statement for
indigenous items and CIF price for imported items. When bids are received in different
currencies, the comparative statement shall clearly give the exchange rate on the date of
opening of the bid and the quoted price in rupees. In case of imported item where there is no
mention of packing, forwarding, freight, insurance charges, the offers shall be rejected as
incomplete.
2. Two Bid System Evaluation: In regard to tenders/quotations received under Two Bid
System, the recommendation of the purchase committee on Technical Bids is first placed
before the competent authority for consideration and approval; and after approval of which
only the Price Bids of the technically qualified vendors are opened. Consequently final
evaluation and recommendation is made.
3. Audit scrutiny: Recommendations relating to minor equipment (i.e. equipment costing
less than Rs.5 lakh) and consumables costing less than Rs.1 lakh, shall be sent to the S&P
Branch for scrutiny and further necessary action. However, in case of major purchase of
furniture and equipment costing more than Rs.5 lakh and consumables costing more than Rs.
1 lakh file/s is to be sent for scrutiny by the Internal Audit Section.
4. No rejection on flimsy grounds: Evaluation of tenders must be done in a scientific and
logical manner. It is not always necessary that the lowest quoted price shall finally emerge as
the lowest evaluated price. It may be that the lowest bidder has not quoted according to the
specifications and has left out certain items asked for. Thus evaluation of tenders is a serious
exercise which should not be done mechanically: Extraneous considerations, that is,
considerations that were not mentioned in the technical and of other specifications, shall not
be a cause for rejecting a tender as non responsive. Similarly no tender shall be technically
rejected on flimsy grounds or on such vague grounds as unsatisfactory service during earlier
 purchases without providing any documentary proof. The reasonability of the price quoted can
only be the arrived at by making formal inquiries with other clients who have made similar
purchases and by taking into account last purchase price.
5. Negotiation only in Exceptional Cases: There should normally be no post tender
negotiations. If at all negotiations are warranted under exceptional circumstances, then it can
be with L1 (Lowest vendor).

P 14. AUDIT

While recommendations relating to minor equipment (i.e. equipment costing less than Rs.5 lakh)
and consumables costing less than Rs.1 lakh, are sent to the S&P Branch for further scrutiny and
subsequent raising of sanctions, those relating to major purchase of furniture and equipment (i.e.
furniture and equipment costing more than Rs.5 lakh) and consumables costing more than Rs.1
lakh are sent for scrutiny by the Internal Audit Section.

However, in regard to tenders/quotations received under Two Bid System, the recommendation
of the purchase committee on Technical Bids is first placed before the competent authority for
consideration and approval; and after approval of which only the Price Bids of the technically
qualifying vendors are allowed to be opened by the purchase committee for making final
evaluation and recommendation.

The final recommendation of the purchase committee (i.e. the part relating to evaluation of the
price bids of the technically qualifying vendors only) is thereafter scrutinized by the Internal Audit
Section. After clearance of the subject from the Internal Audit Section only, the S&P Branch
prepares Sanction Sheet for obtaining sanction from the competent authorities as per delegation
of financial power.

P 15. PURCHASE ORDER

Once the purchase proposal/recommendation/ Sanction Sheet of the Purchase Committee is

approved by the competent authority, S&P section shall prepare the purchase order and arrange
to send it to the vendor. The purchase order shall contain the make and model of the item with
description, rate, quantity ordered, Amount and terms & conditions like Delivery schedule, Place
of Delivery, Payment terms, taxes & duties, any other charges like packing, forwarding,
transportation, insurance etc., discounts offered by the firm, warranty period, training if any etc.
Suitable clauses like Fall Clause, Option clause for repeat order, Arbitration Clause, force
majeure Clause and Liquidated damage Clause etc. may be incorporated in the supply order
wherever applicable. The order shall also contain the inspection procedures to be followed for
inspecting the ordered goods for acceptance and the probable time needed for inspection. In
case the order confirmation is not received within thirty days, it shall be presumed that the
vendor has not accepted the order and further action has to be initiated as per the conditions
given in the tender document etc. A copy of the purchase order shall also be sent to the Head of
the indenting department for information.
P 16. AMENDMENT OF PURCHASE ORDER

Amendments to all purchase orders not involving financial implications shall be made by the
HoS, S&P.

P 17. GUIDELINES FOR ISSUE OF ROAD PERMIT

As per Assam Entry Tax Act, 2008, Road permit will be issued only on basis/availability of
following two documents:

(i) Institute’s Purchase Order (PO), officially issued as per normal practice, and
(ii) Proforma Invoice, bearing reference of the concerned Purchase Order.

In case of Repair/Spares:
(i) Original PO
(ii) Proforma Invoice, bearing reference of the concerned Purchase Order.

Head of Section, Stores and Purchase Section is only authorized to sign on the Road Permit.

P 18. RECEIPT OF GOODS

After arrival of ordered goods at the Institute, the S&P Branch arranges direct delivery of the
same at the indenting department/ section, by obtaining the physical receipt certification (as
“Goods received subject to inspection”) from the concerned indenter or the Head of the
Department/Section on the body of the Challan or Consignment Note (C/N) itself.

However, in case of General Office Stationeries, spot verification and acceptance (or rejection) is
made by the members of the standing inspection committee for the purpose i.e. Asst. Registrar
(S&P), Asst. Registrar (F&A), and Asst. Registrar (Establishment) or their representatives by
recording comments on the body of the original Challan itself; and therefore no further inspection
report becomes necessary on this subject.

P 19. INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE OF GOODS

As stated above, all ordered goods (except general office consumables) are received at the
Institute subject to inspection.

Normally the concerned indenting division should ensure completion of inspection within five (5)
days of receipt of inspection report from the stores. For imported equipments the packing may be
opened in the presence of the Indian agent to avoid short/ damaged supply due to improper
packing. In any case the inspection shall be completed within the validity period of the insurance
policy so that the claims for shortage/ damage if any, can be lodged with the insurance company.
Failure to inspect the material within the time schedule shall make the
Indentor/department/Centre concerned responsible for the loss.

Once the inspection is complete and the indentor certifies the inspection report [FORM NO.
 SP-9P], Stores should ensure that the bill containing the stock entry reference and copy of the
inspection report is sent to Purchase within three working days.

The Purchase section shall send the same directly to accounts within four working days for
payment and then the accounts must arrange payment to the vendor within five days from the
date of receipt of bill. If for any reason, the payment is held up beyond the period stipulated, the
matter shall be brought to the notice of the Deputy Director for his decision.

P 20. PAYMENT

Foreign purchase:
(A) Above INR 5 lacs: By an irrevocable letter of Credit at CIF/CIP Kolkata value negotiable
through any overseas branch of Axis Bank with unrestricted provision. FDD/LoC is opened only
on receipt of Letter of Acknowledgement and Performance Bank Guarantee(as applicable pls.
see PBG clause) in original, by IIT Guwahati.
(B) Below INR 5 lacs by FDD/Wire Transfer as given below:
(i) Advance payment Against Bank Guarantee: 90% of the price is paid in advance against
equivalent bank guarantee from a scheduled bank, of India provided by the supplier/Indian
Agent. The remaining 10% is released only after receipt and acceptance of materials in good
condition or after satisfactory installation and commissioning of the equipment. or
(ii) Payment Against Proof of Dispatch: 90% of the price is paid against receipt of proof of
dispatch such as AWB, Invoice, Packing List, Insurance certificate, etc.. The remaining 10% is
released only after receipt and acceptance of materials in good condition or after satisfactory
installation and commissioning of the equipment.
or
(iii) 100% Payment Basis: On request by the supplier/s 100% payment by FDD is made. In
this case on receipt of Order Acknowledgement an FDD is established for total ordered value,
thereupon, a copy of the FDD is sent to the supplier which enable them to send the materials.
On satisfactory receipt and acceptance of the materials or satisfactory installation and
commission of the equipment the Original FDD is sent to them.
Local or indigenous purchase:
(a)100% payment within 30(thirty) days from date of delivery, installation and acceptance.
Or
(b) 90% payment on delivery against receipt of P.O. acknowledgement and PBG (as
applicable). The remaining 10% is released only after satisfactory installation, commissioning
and acceptance of the equipment/ordered item.

While clauses as above are applicable to all orders competent authority may take appropriate
decisions on exceptional cases.

P 21. ANNUAL MAINTENANCE CONTRACT (AMC)

Depending on the cost and nature of the goods to be purchased, it may also be necessary to
enter into maintenance contract(s) of suitable period either with the supplier of the goods or with
any other competent firm, not necessarily the supplier of the subject goods. Such maintenance
contracts are especially needed for sophisticated and costly equipment and machinery. It may
however be kept in mind that the equipment or machinery is maintained free of charge by the
supplier during its warranty period or such other extended periods as the contract terms may
provide and the paid maintenance should commence only thereafter.
In case of Annual maintenance contracts/ repairs, advance payment sufficient to cover one year
AMC charges shall be allowed by the competent authority. In cases where the AMC payment is
for more than a year specific approval of the Director shall be obtained. Any other payment terms
can be accepted in exceptional cases on the approval of Director with concurrence of Finance.

For Annual Maintenance Contracts, Indent-cum-Sanction Sheet [FORM NO. SP-6P] to be

submitted.
M 22. DISPOSAL RULE
With the passage of time, many of the goods purchased by the Institute (IITG) has become
unserviceable, scrap or obsolete. In order to avoid unnecessary inventory carrying cost,
decrease in resale price values etc. a procedure for disposal of such items has been formulated,
as laid down below.

1.0 Title: ‘Disposal Manual of IITG’

This procedure for disposal of items declared Surplus, Obsolete, Unserviceable and Scrap in IIT
Guwahati shall be known as ‘Disposal Manual of IITG’.

2.0. Competent Authority to Dispose

The competent authority to declare the Stores as obsolete/ surplus/ unserviceable and order its
disposal as per the recommendations of the Committee shall be:

(i) up to Rs. 5 lakhs (purchase value) – Deputy Director,

(ii) above Rs. 5 lakhs - Director.

3.0. Disposal Committee (DC)

There shall be two disposal committees: (i) a Central Disposal Committee for the Institute as a
whole, and (ii) a departmental disposal committee for each department/centre/ section. If
desired by the competent authority, administrative sections may be combined under one
committee.

3.1. Institute Central Disposal Committee (ICDC):

There shall be an Institute Central Disposal Committee, which shall be a Standing Disposal
Committee

The Committee shall consist of the following:

Deputy Director Chairman

Representative from indenting department / centre/ section Member
AR/DR, Establishment Section Member
AR/DR, Finance and Accounts Section Member
AR/DR, Stores and Purchase Section Convener

The chairman may co-opt or invite other members as he may deem fit.

3.2. Functions of the Institute Disposal Committee:

The Institute Disposal Committee shall carry out the following functions as per due approval of the
competent authority.

i. Obtain approval of the competent authority to dispose items recommended by the Departmental
Disposal Committee/s.
ii. Decide mode of disposal.
iii. Fix the Reserve Price for items proposed to be disposed.
 iv. Float tenders, open and evaluate bids received.
v. Select highest responsive bidder and if required negotiate with highest responsive bidder.
vi. Issue sale release order to the selected bidder
vii. Collect sale value from the selected bidder
viii. Release the sold goods to the selected bidder and ensure that the items are lifted by the bidder as per
the disposal list and time schedule
ix. Return bid security to the unsuccessful bidders
x. Prepare a Sale Account for goods disposed off in a prescribed form for Sale Account (FORM NO
SP-3M), and forward the duly signed form for Sale Account to the S&P Section.
3.3. Departmental Disposal Committee Committee

A Departmental Disposal Committee (DDC) may be either a Standing Disposal Committee (i.e
for one or more year), or a one time Disposal Committee, as decided by the department. The
Committee, as and when required, shall be formed by HOD/HOC/HOS/Convener Hostel Affairs
Board.

The Committee, unless decided otherwise by the competent authority, shall consist of the
following:

HOD/HOC/HOS/ Convener Hostel Affairs Board or representative Chairman

Faculty from the Department/centre/section/Warden Member
Technical Officer from outside the department/centre External Member
Technical officer of the department/centre Member
JS/JA/JTS/TS Non member secretary

3.4.Functions of Departmental Disposal Committee: The Departmental Disposal Committee

is

1. to inspect materials that are proposed to be declared as surplus, obsolete, un-serviceable, etc.,
and to take decisions to declare items as surplus, obsolete, un-serviceable, etc.
2. to forward its recommendation for disposal to the ICDC, as per the format provided.
3. to recommend fixation of responsibility in case an item becomes unserviceable
due to negligence, fraud or mischief.
4. For recommendation in regards to disposal, the Committee shall use FORM NO. SP-6M.

4.0. Proposal for Disposal to be Initiated by Dept/Centre/Section:

Disposal process will be initiated by the departmental disposal committee. The committee shall
identify/inspect/compile a list of material that has become Surplus/obsolete/ unserviceable stores
including scrap in the prescribed format i.e [FORM NO. SP-6M] and forward the same to the
Chairman, Central Disposal Committee for further action.

5.0. Ground for Declaring Items Surplus, Obsolete, Unserviceable and Scrap:

5.1. Surplus: Items that are in working order but are not required for use in a
particular department/Centre/Section, and stock lying in Stores for more than five years shall be
deemed as surplus unless there is any good reason to treat them otherwise.
5.2. Obsolete: Items in working order but cannot be put into use effectively being outdated
due to change in technology/design, or have outlived their normal span of life.
5.3. Unserviceable: Items which are not in working order and are beyond economically
viable repair.
5.4. Scrap: Process waste, broken items and items not covered above but which has got
resale value such as empty containers, crates, furniture, bottles, plastic products, etc.
6.0. Inspection
The Departmental Disposal Committee (DDC) shall examine the material to be declared as
surplus/obsolete or unserviceable taking into account the stipulated life period of each item,
overall condition of the items, requirement of such items in future. It will also investigate if
negligence or mischief or fraud on the part of any individual causes such loss. The DDC may
recommend appointment of a Technical Committee for the purpose, if required.

7.0. Mode of disposal

1. By Public Auction,
2. By Limited Tender,
3. By Open Tender,
4. To a Single Party
5. Disposal at scrap value or by other modes, and
6. Destruction of items in an eco-friendly manner

7.1. Public Auction

Public Auction is to be resorted to for items whose value is estimated by the ICDC to be above
Rs.5 lakhs and which is likely to be sold for its scrap value. If the value of material is substantial,
engaging a Govt. recognized auctioneer to conduct a public auction may be considered by the
competent authority. The ICDC should ensure fixation of Reserve Price before the auction
commences. Every bidder in an auction shall have to deposit caution money to become eligible
for bidding. The ICDC shall fix the amount of caution money. An EMD of 25% has to be paid by
the successful firm at the fall of hammer after adjustment of the caution money. The caution
money of the unsuccessful bidders should be refunded immediately after the auction. The
highest bidder shall pay the balance 75% within 5 days. The material will be handed over to the
bidder on receipt of payment. The ICDC may attend the public auction or nominate a
sub-committee to attend the same.

7.2. Limited tender

The ICDC may recommend disposal of stores by Limited Tender if the item is specialised in
nature (for example scientific equipment in useable condition) and the parties likely to be
interested are few and are known. The ICDC may decide on the quantum of EMD which should
be in the form of demand draft/banker's cheque. The Tender Opening Committee in the presence
of the bidders will open the quotations on a particular date and time. The ICDC should ensure
fixation of Reserve Price before the bids are opened. The time limit for the bidders for taking
delivery of the goods after payment of the bid value including amount of penalties for late lifting
may be decided on case to case basis by the ICDC. EMD of unsuccessful bidders has to be
refunded immediately.
7.3. Open tender

The ICDC may recommend disposal of stores by Open Tendering. In this case all the procedure
outlined for Limited Tendering will be followed. For all items in working condition with a reserve
price of above 2 lakhs, this is the recommended method.

7.4. To a Single Party: If the item is specialised in nature and in working condition, and the
buyer is a Govt. Department (Central or State) or a research or educational institution
substantially funded by the government, then the item may be disposed off by negotiating a
suitable price with this single party. The depreciated value of the item will be a benchmark for
deciding the value of the item.

7.5. Disposal at scrap value or by other modes : If the ICDC is unable to sell any surplus or
obsolete or unserviceable item in spite of its attempts through advertised tender or auction, it
may dispose off the same at its scrap value with the approval of the competent authority. In case
the ICDC is unable to sell the item even at its scrap value, it may with due concurrence from the
competent authority adopt any other mode of disposal including destruction of the item in an
eco-friendly manner.

7.6. Destruction of items in an eco-friendly manner: If the items are certified by the ICDC to
have no resale value whatsoever, as the items are damaged, have rotted, or have otherwise
become unusable in any form, then the items may be destroyed in an eco-friendly manner.

8.0. Reserve Price:

Before the bids are opened, the ICDC will meet to decide the Reserve Price for disposal of such
stores. To fix a reserve price the Committee shall take in to account the book value i.e. the
original purchase price, the depreciated value, the overall condition of the item and the market
price of such second-hand material.

The Reserve Price shall be kept in a sealed cover which will be opened after opening the bids to
compare the bid prices with the Reserve Price.

9.0. Evaluation of offers

After the bids are opened, a comparative statement will be prepared by ICDC. The highest bid
will be compared with the Reserve Price. If the highest bid price is more than the Reserve Price,
the items shall be offered to the highest bidder.

In case, the highest bid price is less than the Reserve Price, the ICDC will once again go through
the Reserve Price to take a decision either to recommend disposal at the highest bid price,
provided the difference between the Reserve Price and highest bid price is less than 10%, or to
negotiate with the highest bidder to increase his bid price or recommend re-tendering.
Recommendation of the ICDC, as a result of such exercise, will be placed to the competent
authority for final decision.

10. Lifting by bidder

The delivery of the material will be given to the selected bidder or his authorized representative
only after full payment is deposited in cash or through demand draft/banker’s check. On
payment, the ICDC will physically hand over the items to the party and issue a Gate Pass
 enabling the purchaser to take out the items. The details of the items sold should be made
available with the Gate Pass in order to facilitate security checks.

11. Role of Administrative Sections:

11.1 S&P Section:

(a) Prepare bidding documents as per mode of disposal recommended by the ICDC.
(b) Invite tender for the disposal on behalf of the ICDC
(c) Issue of O.M. based on Sale Account received from the DC and forward copy of the OM to the
concerned Dept/Centre/Section, Establishment Section and F&A.
11.2. Departmental staff:
Based on the OM issued by the AR/DR (S&P) the listed items will be removed from the
departmental/sectional Stock Register with suitable entries at the remark column by the
dept/Centre/Section duly countersigned by HOD/HOC/HOS.
11.3. Finance & Accounts:
Based on this O.M., the AR/DR (F&A) will reduce the value of Assets & Liabilities in the Annual
Balance Sheet.

12. Life of inventories: Life period of inventories is fixed as below. An inventory on

completion of its life period may be recommended for either disposal or to be written off by the
departments/centres/section to the competent authority.

Sl No. Inventory Life

1 Furniture wooden & Steel 10 (ten) years
2 Machinery/Lab. Equipment 06 (six) years
3 Kitchen equipment and Utensils 05(five) years
4 Copier/Printer/Fax Machine 05(five) years
5 Refrigerators/Purifier/AC etc. 05(five) years
6 Computers and networking hardware / computer peripherals and 03(three) years
accessories
7 Furniture plastic 03(three)years
8 Stationary items such as calculator, stapler, pen stand 03(three) years
9 Stationary items except calculator, stapler, pen stand 01(one) year

13 Depreciation value of the Inventories :

13.1.Rates of depreciation: Rates of depreciation per annum shall be as fixed below:

Sl No. Inventory Rate in percentage

01 Computers 40%
02 Copier/Printer/Fax machine 30%
03 Refrigerators/Purifier/AC etc 30%
04 Machinery/Lab. Equipment 30%
05 Furniture 20%
13.2. Method of Calculation: Method of Calculation shall be as provided below:

Table A

Description of Date of Book Value Rate of Period Depreciation Next

Item purchase depreciation value assessable
value
Computer 2006 30,000.00 40% 2007 12000 18000.00
18000.00 40% 2008 7200 10800.00
10800.00 40% 2009 4320 6480.00
6480.00 40% 2010 2592 3888.00
Go on till nil amount is arrived

14 Special Cases

The Director is authorised to override these rules and grant approval for disposal in special cases.
Sufficient reasons and justifications will be placed on record for each such special case. Further, all such
special cases will be reported to the Board of Governors.
M 23. MAINTENANCE & PHYSICAL VERIFICATION OF STOCKS & ASSETS

As per Audit requirement, maintenance and annual verification of Asset & Stocks is mandatory. The
following guidelines have been laid down for information and compliance of all concerned.
1. Maintenance of Assets & Stocks:
(a) Each department/centre/section/hostel shall maintain two types of registers namely Asset Register
and Stock Register.

(i) Asset Register:

There should be three Asset Registers.

1. Equipment Asset Register (including project equipment after completion of the project).
2. Office Equipment Asset Register (including AC, Water Cooler, Water Purifier etc.).
3. Furniture Asset Register.

(ii) Stock Register:

This should have entries of consumables. Departments may maintain more than one Consumable Stock
Register for different items.

(b) Assets & Stocks Register (both hard & soft copies) shall be maintained by each Dept/ Centre/ Section/
Hostel.

(c) HoD/ HoC/ HoS/ Warden shall be the custodian of assets in their respective Department/ Centre/
Section/ Hostel.

2. Annual Verification of Assets & Stocks: Verification shall be on the basis of the Assets & Stock Register
maintained in the Department/Centre/Section/Hostel etc. Verification reports be approved by HoD / HoC/
HoS/ Chairman Hostel/ Deans/ Registrar
As applicable.

a. Schedule of Verification: The physical verification shall be conducted during the month of April every
year. Approved reports of the Verification of Asset (both hard and soft copy) must be sent to S&P Section
on or before 30th April.
b. Committee for Verification: The committee for verification consists of three members. The Committee,
unless decided otherwise by the competent authority, shall be formed by the HOD/HOC/HOS/ Chairman
Hostel/ Dean/ Registrar (as applicable) and consist of the following:
1. Chairman (Faculty/ Warden/ Section Head etc.)
2. Member (SO/ JTS/ TS/ Warden/ Caretaker etc.)
3. Member (JTS/ TS etc.)

Duties of the Committee:

(i) To ensure that the materials are physically available according to the nomenclature, description,
specification shown in the Assets & Stock Register.
(ii) Report of Assets: Verification Report of Assets along with the findings shall be recorded in the Asset
Register as well as in the FORM NO. SP-4M. Report of the verification duly approved by the HoD/ HoC/
HoS/ Deans/Registrar etc. as applicable, must be forwarded to the S&P Section on or before 30th of April.
(iii) Report of Stock: Verification Report of Stocks be approved HoD/ HoC/HoS/ Chairman Hostel/Deans/
Registrar etc. (as applicable) and be recorded and maintained in the concerned department/ section/
centre in FORM NO. SP-5M.
(iv) Discrepancies: Discrepancies, including shortage, damages and unserviceable goods if any, has to
be brought to the notice of the competent authority (HoD/ HoC/ HoS as applicable) for taking appropriate
action.
M 24. BUDGET HEAD MAINTAINED BY STORES & PURCHASE SECTION (FINANCIAL POWERS IN
RESPECT OF THE DELEGATION OF POWERS OF THE BOARD AND OF THE DIRECTOR TO DIFFERENT
FUNCTIONARIES OF THE INSTITUTE AS PER 72nd BOG HELD ON 26/2/2013) –

A/C Code Accounts Head Delegation of Power

96 Convocation Expenses DOAA (100000) /DIR

97 Contingency (Academic) DOAA (20000) /DIR
98 Others Expenses (Academic, incl. printing) DOAA (20000) /DIR
103 Advertisement (S&P & etc.) DD
105 Advertisement (Others - Dept.) DD
112 Biotechnology (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
113 Chemical Engineering (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
114 Chemistry (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
115 Civil Engineering (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
116 Computer Science and Engineering (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
117 Design (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
118 Electronics and Electrical Engg. (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
119 Humanities and Social Science (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
120 Mathematics (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
121 Mechanical Engineering (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
122 Physics (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
123 Computer Centre (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
124 Central Instrumentation Facility (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
125 Centre for Education Technology (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
126 Centre for Energy (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
127 Centre for Environment (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
128 Centre for Mass Media Communication (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
129 Centre for Nanotechnology (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
130 Work Shop (consumable) HOD(30000)/DD(100000)/DIR
131 Miscellaneous (consumable) DD(100000)/DIR
137 Biotechnology (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
138 Chemical Engineering (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
139 Chemistry (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
140 Civil Engineering (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
141 Computer Science and Engineering (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
142 Design (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
143 Electronics and Electrical Engineering (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
144 Humanities and Social Science (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
145 Mathematics (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
146 Mechanical Engineering (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
147 Physics (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
148 Computer Centre (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
149 Central Instrumentation Facility (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
150 Centre for Education Technology (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
151 Centre for Energy (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
152 Centre for Environment (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
154 Centre for Nanotechnology (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
155 Work Shop (AMC) HOD(30000)DD(300000)/DIR
180 Network Expenses DIR
186 Printing and Stationery (Academic) DOAA
187 Printing (Others) DD
190 Academic Section (office contingency) HOS(2500)/DOAA
191 Administration Section (office contingency) HOS(2500)/REG
192 Audit Section (office contingency) HOS(2500)/REG
193 Central Library (office contingency) HOS(2500)/DIR
194 Director's Office (office contingency) DIR
195 Dy. Director's Office (office contingency) HOS (2500)/ DD
 196 Engineering Cell (office contingency) HOS (2500)/ DIW
197 Establishment Section (office contingency) HOS(2500)/ DD
198 Finance & Accounts Section (office contingency) HOS(2500)/REG
199 Faculty Affairs Section (office contingency) HOS(2500)/DOFA
200 Medical (office contingency) HOS(2500)/ DD
201 Placement Cell (office contingency) Fac I/C
202 Public Relation Office (office contingency) HOS(2500)/REG
203 Registrar's Office (office contingency) REG
204 Research and Development Section HOS(2500)/DORD
205 Stores & Purchase Section (office contingency) HOS(2500)/ DD
206 Student Affairs Section (office contingency) HOS(1000)/DOSA
207 Miscellaneous Office Expenses (office contingency) REG (30000)/DD(30000)/DIR
207.1 Office AMC
208 External Relation Section (office contingency) HOS(2500)/DAAER
219 Annual Maintenance Contracts for Establishment DD(100000)/DIR
220 Annual Maintenance Contracts for Office DIW(100000) / DIR
251 Sports Board (Gymkhana) ChmnTech (30000)/DOS (100000) /DIR
255 Other Recurring Expenses (Gymkhana) DOS (100000)/DIR
14001.1 Biotechnology HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.2 Civil Engineering HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.3 Chemical Engineering HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.4 Comp. Science & Engg. HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.5 Chemistry HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.6 Design HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.7 Electrical & Electronics Engg. HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.8 Physics HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.9 Mathematics HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.10 Mechanical Engineering HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.11 Humanities & Social Science HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.12 Centre for Energy HOC(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.13 Centre for Environment HOC(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.14 Centre for Nanotechnology HOC(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.15 Central Instrumentation Facility HOC(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.16 Work Shop (ME) HOD(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.17 Computer Centre HOC(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.20 Gymkhana HOC(50000)DD(500000)/DIR
14001.23 Office Equipment
14001.23.1 - HOSTELS Chmn HAB(50000)/ DOSA(500000)/ DIR
14001.23.2 - KV DIR???
14001.23.3 - MEDICAL DD(150000)/DIR
14001.23.4 - OFFICE DD(50000)/DIR
14002 Furniture & Fixtures DD(50000)/DIR

M 25. MISCELLANEOUS

a. The operation of the above procedure shall be in super cession of all existing rules & instructions.
In respect of areas, which are not covered in the above procedure, the provisions contained in
the GFR/ MHRD manual shall be operative.
b. A few formats for the Indents, Proprietary certificate, Indent-cum-Sanction etc. are enclosed.
c. In case of any doubt on the interpretation of this procedure, matters can be referred to the Deputy
Director.
d. The procedure may be reviewed at suitable intervals for further modifications.
e. The Director, may relax any of the provisions outlined in this procedure.
 ANNEXURE 1

Please find below the list of vendors/firms with whom IIT Guwahati have Rate Contract Agreements for supply of
goods and services as on 18.06.13:

Sl. Items Vendor

Period
No.

01 STATIONERIES M/s Commercial Sales Corporation,

01.04.13 Tip Top Gali, Lakhtokia, Guwahati 781 001
to M/s Kuldip Trading Corporation,
31.03.14 3rd Dharamsala Market, S.R.C.B. Road, Fancy Bazar,
Guwahati – 781001

COPIER PAPER 14.06.13 M/s Commercial Sales Corporation,

to Tip Top Gali, Lakhtokia, Guwahati – 781 001

13.06.14

02 CARTRIDGES OF HP PRINTERS Hewlett Packard India Sales Pvt. Ltd., Vikash Building, 1,
Dr. U.N. Brahmachari Street, Kolkata, W.B.
01.04.13
Registered Supplies Reseller:
to
M/s. Balaji Computers,
31.03.14
1st Floor, Purabi Complex Near Flyover Bridge, A.T.
Road, Guwahati – 781 001

03 UPS BATTERIES M/s. DS Systems Pvt. Ltd,

Odalbakra, Near Sabiri Bharali ME School,

01.10.13 Guwahati–781 034
to
M/s. Indus Group,
01.10.14 Goswami Complex, Paltan Bazar,
Near Nandan,
Guwahati – 781 008
04 UPS M/s. DS Systems Pvt. Ltd.,

Odalbakra, Near Sabiri Bharali ME School,

Guwahati–781 034
17.04.13
M/s. Uniline Energy Systems (P) Ltd.,
to
Uniline House, 198/ 23, Ramesh Market, East of
16.04.14 Kailash, New Delhi–110065

M/s Novateur Electrical & Digital Systems Pvt. Ltd.,

House No.: 2, Rajgarh Girls High School Road,
Guwahati – 781 007

05 SCRAPPED UPS BATTERIES 01.12.12 M/s. Nirman Industries,

DISPOSAL
to D7 ABC, DICC Campus, Numalijalah, P.S. Amingaon,
Guwahati, Distt. Kamrup (Assam)
30.11.13

06 FULL REXINE BINDING OF 05.02.13 M/s. Guwahati Book Binding Works,

BOOKS, ETC. FOR CENTRAL
LIBRARY to Jashwanta Road, Panbazar,
Guwahati – 781 001
04.02.14

07 GAS CYLINDERS REFILLING M/s Jainex Gases Company,

05.06.13 Kochar House, Sati Jaimati Road, Athgaon, Guwahati –
to 781 001

04.06.14 M/s Assam Air Products Pvt. Ltd.,

Maniram Dewan Road, Chandmari,Guwahati – 781 003

08 CHEMICALS AND PLASTIC 01.10.12 M/s. Sigma Aldrich Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.,
WARES
to P-10, Taratola Road, Kolkata : 700 088

31.10.13

09 CHEMICALS M/s. Pro Lab Marketing Pvt.Ltd.,

01.12.12 A-303, Ansal Chambers-I, 3-Bhikaji Cama Place, New
to Delhi – 110 066

30.11.13 M/s. Derrick & Co.,

Near Basic Training Centre, Rukasen, Diphu – 782 460

 M/s. Qiagen India Pvt. Ltd.,

Samyak Towers, 39, Pusa Road, Karol Bagh, New

Delhi – 1100 005

M/s. Becton Dickinson India Pvt. Ltd,

Flat No. GB Saltee Plaza, AN Block, Salt Lake Naya

Patty, Paschimpara, Kolkata – 700 102

M/s U.D. Scientific,

3rd Floor, House No. 06, Hazarika Bhaban, H.R. Path,

Zoo Road Tiniali, R.G.Baruah Road, Guwahati–781 003

M/s. Invitrogen BioServices India Pvt. Ltd.,

Omega Tower, Bengal Intelligent Park, 5th Floor, Plot

Nos. A3, M2 & N2, Block-EP & GP, Sector-V, Salt Lake
City, Kolkata – 700 091

M/s North East Chemicals Corporation,

S.C. Goswami Road, Panbazar, Guwahati – 781 001

GLASS WARE M/s. Agarwal Scientific Glass Industries,

46, Industrial Estate, Nunhai, Agra – 282 006 (UP)

M/s. Spinchrom Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd.,

01.12.12 Plot No.2, Block D, Kakatiya Nagar, Street

No.3,Habsiguda,Hyderabad–500007
to
M/s U.D. Scientific,
30.11.13
3rd Floor, House No. 06, Hazarika Bhaban, H.R. Path,
Zoo Road Tiniali, R.G.Baruah Road, Guwahati–781 003

M/s North East Chemicals Corporation,

S.C. Goswami Road, Panbazar, Guwahati – 781 001

PLASTIC WARE M/s. Jyoti Pharmaceuticals,

01.12.12 Rehabari, Madhabdevpur, (Opp. Police House
to Building Corporation office), Guwahati – 781 008

30.11.13 M/s North East Chemicals Corporation,

S.C. Goswami Road, Panbazar, Guwahati – 781 001

 FILTRATION M/s North East Chemicals Corporation,
01.12.12 to
30.11.13 S.C. Goswami Road, Panbazar, Guwahati – 781 001

MIXED CATALOGUE M/s. Axiva Sichem Biotech,

C-2, Dsidc Engineering Complex,Mangolpuri Industrial

Area,Phase-I,Delhi–110 083

M/s. Planters,

Tribeni Path, Opp. Canara Bank, Near Prasar Bharati

Office, Ganeshguri, Guwahati – 781 006

M/s. Wipro GE Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.,

3, Pretoria Street, 3rd Floor, Kolkata – 700 071

M/s. Himedia Laboratories Pvt. Ltd.,

A-516, Sawastik Disha Business Park, Behind Vadhani

01.12.12 Industrial Estate, Opposite Damodar Park, L.B.S. Marg,
to Ghatkopar, Mumbai – 400 086

30.11.13 M/s. Thermo Fisher Scientific India Pvt. Ltd.,

Macmet House, 6th Floor, 10B, O.C. Ganguly

Sarani,Kolkata-700020

M/s. Imperial Life Sciences (P) Ltd.,

Site No # 463, Sector-37, Pace City II, Gurgaon – 122

001

M/s U.D. Scientific,

3rd Floor, House No. 06, Hazarika Bhaban, H.R. Path,

Zoo Road Tiniali, R.G.Baruah Road, Guwahati–781 003

M/s North East Chemicals Corporation,

S.C. Goswami Road, Panbazar, Guwahati – 781 001

SEQUENCING SERVICES M/s. Eurofins Genomics India Pvt. Ltd.,

01.12.12 #183, Gayanthri Tech Park, EPIP 2nd Phase,

Whitefield, Bangalore–560066
to
M/s. SciGenom Labs Pvt. Ltd.,
30.11.13
Plot No.: 43A, SDF, 3rd Floor, CSEZ, Kakanad, Kochi,
Kerala – 682 037

10 BIOCHEMICAL KITS & 01.03.13 M/s Premier Scientific Corporation,

 REAGENTS FOR MEDICAL to Opp. Kalpataru, H.B.Road, Panbazar, Guwahati – 781
SECTION 001
31.03.14
M/s Jyoti Pharmaceuticals,

Rehabari, Mahavdevpur, Guwahati – 781 008

CONTRACT AGREEMENT FOR SERVICES

Sl. No. Services Provided Period Service Provider

01 All logistic matters relating customs 01.10.13 M/s Prakash Freight Movers Limited,
clearance and freight forwarding of imported
consignments to 26B, Camac Street, 7th Floor, Neel
Kanth Building, Kolkata 700 016
30.09.14

02 Comprehensive 01.08.12 M/s The Oriental Insurance

Marine-cum-Erection/Storage Insurance Company Ltd., 'Mani Bhavan', 1st
Coverage to Floor, Rly. Gate No:1, Maligaon,
31.10.14 Guwahati - 781 011
 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION
FORM NO. SP-1P Phone :
Date :

PURCHASE INDENT (To be submitted to S&P Section)

Indentor : Fund Code :

Email ID : Account Head :

Designation : Department/ Centre/ Section :

Sl. Item Description Justification Qty. Est. Rate Est. Amount

No.
(In Rs.) (In Rs.)

01 Detail technical specification of Proper justification

the item to be purchased for proposed
purchase of the
required items

Total Estimated Value

(Indentor) HoD/ HoC/ HoS

FOR USE BY STORES & PURCHASE SECTION

Rs. …………………. is available in the FC “…………..” of Dept of ………. and Rs. ………… is recorded in the
Budget Register.

S&P Office AR(S&P)

Approved/ Not Approved

Dean/ HoD/ HoC/ HoS Deputy Director Director

Sanctioning/Approving Limit:

Account Head HoD/ HoC Deputy Director Director

Equipment Upto 50 thousand Upto 5 lacs Beyond 5 lacs
Consumable Upto 30 thousand Upto 1 lacs Beyond 1 lacs
Contingency (AMC) Upto 30 thousand Upto 3 lacs Beyond 3 lacs

N.B.: (A) Following must accompany a Purchase Indent:

i. Detail technical specification and quantity of the item(s) proposed to be purchased as ANNEXURE
ANNEXURE-I.
ii. Proposed list of vendors in case of limited NIQ as ANNEXURE-II.
ANNEXURE
iii. Proposal forr formation of a Purchase Committee as ANNEXURE-III.
ANNEXURE
(B) i. No modification in this format is allowed.
ii. Indent(s) not complying with this format shall be returned.
 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION
FORM NO. SP-2P Phone :
Date :

PURCHASE INDENT-CUM-SANCTION
INDENT SHEET – GENERAL PURPOSE

Indentor : Fund Code :

Email ID : Account Head :

Designation : Department/ Centre/ Section :

Sl. No. Description of Item/s Justification Qty Estd. Rate Estd. Amount
(Rs.) (Rs.)
01 Detail technical Proper justification for proposed
specification of the item purchase of the required items.
to be purchased Please attach PO copy if proposed
to place repeat order.
Total Estd. Basic Value
Less:
Discount @....if any
Sub-total
total
Add.: CD/ED/CST/VAT @...
Total
Rupees …………………………………………. only)
(Rupees

Terms & Condition:

1. Mode of Payment
2. Delivery Period
3. Warranty etc.
4. Supplier Name & Address:

(Indentor) HoD/ HoC/ HoS

FOR USE BY STORES & PURCHASE SECTION

Rs. …………………. is available in the FC “…………..” of Dept of ………. and Rs. ………… is recorded in the
Budget Register

JA/SA/JS(S&P) AR(S&P)

Approved and Sanctioned

Dean/ HoD/ HoC/ HoS Deputy Director Director

Sanctioning/Approving Limit:

HoD/ HoC Deputy Director Director

Equipment Upto 50 thousand Upto 5 lacs Beyond 5 lacs
Consumable Upto 30 thousand Upto 1 lacs Beyond 1 lacs
Contingency (AMC) Upto 30 thousand Upto 3 lacs Beyond 3 lacs
 Form No.. SP-2P (A)

[Proprietary Certificate]

Proprietary Item/s: Certified that to the best of our knowledge, the item indented is the
proprietary item of M/s ___________ and is marketed by them / their only authorized distributor M/s
______________ in India. To the best of our knowledge there is no other product available in the
market that meets the specifications of this item.

OR

Emergent Item/s: Certified that the requirement could not be anticipated earlier and it is
emergent in nature. The item is required for _______________ a sponsored/ In house project and the
deadline for delivery is ___________. The consequence if the item is not procured within the dead line
is __________________________________________.

OR

Standardized Item/s: Certified that the items indented are standardized items/spare parts
found to be compatible to the existing sets of equipment. Hence, the required item is to be purchased
only from M/s ___________ No other make or model is acceptable for the following reasons:
__________________________________________.

We shall be held responsible in case the certificate is found to be incorrect.

Signature and Name of the Indentor

Signature and Name HoD/ HoC with seal

 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION
FORM NO. SP-3P Phone :
Date :

INDENT-CUM-SANCTION - CHEMICALS, SOLVENTS, GLASSWARE/ PLASTICWARE UNDER RC

Indentor : Fund Code :

Email ID : Account Head :
Designation : Department/ Centre/ Section :

INDENTER/ARC FIRM’S DETAILS & UNDERTAKING BY THE INDENTER

The items as per the details mentioned Principal Local Agent

overleaf, are required for my teaching/
M/s ……. M/s …..
research (or as the case may be)
purpose and these items are available
with: (Please mention here the name of
the firm as per ARC circular)

Certified that the items mentioned overleaf are for my experiments which are to be procured from the above mentioned
firm/its authorized dealer only.
Certified that the (a) Items, (b) Catalogue Numbers, (c) Page Numbers and (d) Prices of the above mentioned items are
furnished as per the CURRENT APPLICABLE PRICE LIST only and we shall be held responsible in case the information is
found to be incorrect, at a later stage.
The materials are to be delivered within ______________
______________.

Signature Of The Indentor (Sign Above) Signature of the HoD/ HoC (Sign Above)

FOR USE BY STORES & PURCHASE SECTION

Rs. …………………. is available in the FC “…………..” of Dept of ………. and Rs. ………… as mentioned overleaf
is recorded in the Budget Register

S&P Office Signature of AR (S&P)

The amount of Rs......................... as mentioned overleaf is sanctioned for placement of order on ARC.

HoD/ HoC Deputy Director Director

DETAILS OF ITEMS BASED ON THE LATEST APPLICABLE ARC PRICE/PRODUCT CATALOGUE OF THE FIRM

Sl. No. Item Description Cat. Number Page No. Unit Rate Qty. Total ( ` )
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
TOTAL

a Less : Discount @ ____ (If Any)

You Can Add more Items By Increasing The Nos. of Rows Above.
Add Additional Sheet In The Same Format If Required.
Please Refer To the ARC Agreement Copy For the Discounts b Total After Discount ( TOTAL – a)
offered.
Rounding Off Should Be Done Towards Higher Side. Only Actual c Add : Packing/Freight Etc. (If Any)
Amount Is Paid.

d Total After Packing Etc. ( b + c)

e Add : VAT/ST/Customs Duty* @ ……

*Applicable Only For Imported Price Items
f Total After Tax ( d + e)

GRAND TOTAL (Round Off)

Signature of the Indentor

 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION
FORM NO. SP-4P Phone :
Date :

INDENT-CUM-SANCTION FOR UPS, UPS BATTERY, HP PRINTER CARTRIDGES, ETC., UNDER RC

Indentor : Fund Code :

Email ID : Account Head :

Designation : Department/ Centre/ Section :

Sl. Description of item/s Justification Qty. Rates Amount

No. (Rs.) (Rs.)
01 Required for…….
02 Proposed to be purchased under our
Annual Rate Contract with M/s. ??
Total Basic Value
Less: Discount (if any)
Sub-Total
Sub
Add: VAT (to be deducted at source) @?? %
Grand Total FOR IIT Guwahati (Rounded off)
(Rupees …………………. only)

(Indentor) HoD/ HoC/ HoS

FOR USE BY STORES & PURCHASE SECTION

Rs. …………………. is available in the FC “…………..” of Dept of ………. and Rs. ………… is recorded in the
Budget Register.

S&P, Office AR(S&P)

Approved and Sanctioned

Dean/ HoD/ HoC/ HoS Deputy Director Director

Sanctioning/Approving Limit:
HoD/ HoC Deputy Director Director
Equipment Upto Rs. 50 thousand Upto Rs. 5 Lacs Beyond Rs. 5 Lacs
Consumable Upto Rs. 30 thousand Upto Rs. 1 Lacs Beyond Rs. 1 Lacs
Contingency (AMC) Upto Rs. 30 thousand Upto Rs. 3 Lacs Beyond Rs. 3 Lacs
 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION
FORM NO. SP-5P Phone :
Date :

INDENT FOR SENDING ITEMS FOR REPAIR/ REPLACEMENT

Indentor : Fund Code :

Email ID : Account Head :

Designation : Department/ Centre/ Section :

1. Item/s Name :
2. P.O. No. under which the item was purchased:
3. Justification/ Purpose (Please attach separate sheet if needed):

4. Dimention & Weight of the item/s after packing:

5. Item currently under warranty period: YES / NO
6. Detail Address of Vendor to whom item is proposed to be sent:
7. Proposed Carrier:
8. Estimated expenditure to be incurred:
9. Mode of Payment:

Signature of the Indentor Signature of HOD/HOC/HOS

FOR USE BY STORES & PURCHASE SECTION

Rs. …………………. is available in the FC “…………..” of Dept of ………. and Rs. ………… as mentioned overleaf
is recorded in the Budget Register

S&P Office AR(S&P)

Approved/ Not Approved

Deputy Director Director

 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION
FORM NO. SP-6P Phone :
Date :

INDENT CUM SANCTION SHEET FOR ANNUAL MAINTENANCE CONTRACT

Indentor : Fund Code :

Email ID : Accountt Head :
Designation : Department/ Centre/ Section :

It is requested that Annual Maintenance Contract or Annual Maintenance Contract Renewal as per details given
below may kindly be concluded.

Ref. P.O. Number/reference ………………… dated ……………. and basic value (BV)of the PO ……………………..

Sl. No. Description Duration of Value of the AMC

AMC in Rs. @...... % of
BV
01 Name of the Equipments:……………………………..
Model No./ Sl. No :………………………………………
Date of Installation :…………………………………..
Add.: Service Tax @ ……%
Add.: Any other Taxes/ Charges …….%
Grand Total

a. Proposal/Quotation No : . ………………….
………………….& date …………………. for AMC from Service Provider (enclosed)

b. Name of Service Provider : Contact No :

Email :

c. Mode of payment : : after completion of work/ advance

d. Whether the services rendered during the previous year have been satisfactory or not :

Signature of the Indentor Signature of HOD/HOC/HOS

FOR USE BY STORES & PURCHASE SECTION

Rs. …………………. is available in the FC “…………..” of Dept of ………. and Rs. ………… is recorded in the
Budget Register

S&P Office AR(S&P)

Approved/ Not approved

HOD/HOC/Deputy Director Director

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION
FORM NO. SP-7P Phone :
Date :

[REQUISITION–CUM ISSUE SLIP FOR STORES CONSUMABLE]

CUM-ISSUE

Indentor : Fund Code :

Email ID : Account Head :

Designation : Department/ Centre/ Section :

Signature of HOD/HOC/HOS :

Sl. Description of Items To be filled by S&P Section

No. In Stock Quantity Issued Rate per Total (Rs.)
Required unit
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
1
2
3
4
Total to be deducted from Fund Code ……….. Rs.
(Columns 1 to 4 to be filled by the indenter)

FOR USE BY STORES & PURCHASE SECTION

Rs. …………………. is available in the FC “…………..” of Dept of ………. and Rs. ………… is recorded in the
Budget Register

S&P Office Asst. Registrar (S&P)

Received.

_________________

Signature of receiver

(Name in capital)

NB: Counter signature of the sanctioning authority (Dean/Registrar/HOD/HOC/HOS/Chairman etc. as per delegation of
financial powers of IITG) is taken as approval and sanction for booking the expenditure. Requisition without
countersignature of sanctioning authority
ority cannot be processed. Items requested and issued may vary depending upon
availability.
 FORM NO. SP-8P(1)

COMPLIANCE TO NIQ TERMS

Technical and financial evaluation and recommendation is to be made only if vendors complied the following
essential NIQ terms and conditions (as mentioned in the NIQ).

Name of Firm (M/s.) Vendor- Vendor Vendor Vendor Vendor Vendor Vendor Vendor
Sl. Conditions 1 -II -III -IV -V -VI -VII -VII
No. for acceptance
Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No
01 EMD submitted

02 PBG (assured to submit

PBG)
03 Payment term complied
04 Delivery term/period
complied
05 Door delivery complied
06 Warranty period complied
07 Manufacturer certificate
provided
08 Dealership / distributorship
certificate (in case of
dealers/agents) provided
09 Literature: Printed
Literature provided
10 ISO/ ISI certification
provided
11 Sales Service :Availability
of after Sales Service in
India(preferably in
Guwahati) provided
12 CST/VAT number enclosed
13 Service tax Registration No.
and PAN No. provided
14 Validity period of Rate
/quotation comlied
15 AMC RATE :Rate of AMC
after warranty period( in %)
provided
Accepted/Rejected

Note: In case any term mentioned above is not complied by a vendor but the Purchase Committee would like to go
ahead, recommendation to this effect with valid and justifiable reasons must be provided for consideration and advice of the
competent authority.

Member I Member II Member III

 FORM NO. SP-8P(2)
[Technical Comparison Statement]
Technical comparisons of quotations received for the purchase of (item name) against our NIQ No. ……………..,
dated ………..

Our(NIQ) VENDOR 1 VENDOR 2 VENDOR 3

Specifications (Vendor 1 Name) (Vendor 2 Name) (Vendor 3 Name)
Specification 1

Specification 2

…..
…..
…..
…..
Specification n
Remarks

Member I Member II Member III

 FORM NO. SP-8P(3)

[Price Comparison Statement]

Price comparisons of technically qualified quotations received for the purchase of (item name) against our NIQ
No. …………….., dated ………..

Qty. VENDOR 1 VENDOR 2 VENDOR 3

(Vendor 1 Name) (Vendor 2 Name) (Vendor 3 Name)
Make & Model:
Total Ex-Works Value
Less: Discount
Net Total Ex-Works
Value
Packing, Forwarding
Charges
Taxes & Levies
Grand Total Value
Remarks

Member I Member II Member III

 FORM NO. SP-8P(4)

[Final Recommendation Report]

Against NIQ No. ????????, dated ????????, for purchase of ????????, altogether N nos. quotations
were received from:
1. M/s Vendor 1 Name
2. M/s Vendor 2 Name
3. M/s Vendor 3 Name
4. …….
5. M/s Vendor N Name

Based on technical evaluation report (as at C/Form 2), the committee found the following technically qualified:

Vendor Name Item Name Make Model

Vendor 1
Vendor 2

Vendor N

A price comparative statement was made on technically qualified vendors (as at C/Form 3). Based on price
comparative statement it is found that the lowest priced quoted by M/s (Vendor Name), vide their quotation No.
(Quotation No.), for Model: (Model Name), Make: (Make Name).

Therefore the purchase recommends purchase of (item name), from M/s (Vendor Name), as per details
mentioned in Form 5.

The softcopy of Form 5 has already been forwarded to AR(S&P).

Indentor

Member I Member II Member III

Verified & Recommended.

HoD/ HoC
 FORM NO. SP-8P(5)

[Technical Specification as per Quotation of Recommended Vendor]

Technical Specification of the (item name), recommended by the purchase committee to be purchased from M/s
(Vendor Name), vide quotation no. (recommended vendors quotation no.), dated …………, is as mentioned
below:

Sl. Description Qty.

No.
01 Item Name:
Make:
Model:
Description: Details description of the item
as mentioned in the quotation of
recommended vendor.
02 …….
Optional accessories (if required)
a. Item Name:
Make:
Model:
Description: Details description of the item
as mentioned in the quotation of
recommended vendor.
b.

Indentor

Member I Member II Member III

HoD/ HoC
 Form No. SP-9P
[Inspection Report]
A/c Head: Equipment/ Furniture Fund Code: ………….….

Name of Department/ Centre/ Section : …………………………………………………. P.O. No.: …………………………..……………………… Dated ……….…..
Name of the Supplier: M/s ……………………………………………………………..…………………………………………………………………………….…..
Invoice No. ……………………………….. Dated ………… and Challan No. ……………………………………..……. Dated ………..
Sl. No. Description of Items Qty. Accepted/ Stock Entry
Rejected
01 Stock Register No.:
02
03 Page No. :

Sl. No.
:
[Additional Inspection Report Sheet may be used with proper details, if space is found to be inadequate]

Signature with Name and Designations and date:

I ndentor Laboratory In-Charge Head of Department

Name : Name : Name :

Date : Date : Date :

PLEASE ENCLOSE A COPY OF THE INSTALLATION REPORT / ELSE MENTION THE DATE OF INSTALLATION ………….
 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION
FORM NO. SP-1M Phone :
Date :

REQUEST FOR TEMPORARY ADVANCE (To be submitted to S&P Section)

1. Fund Code. : Head Consumable/ Contingency/ Equipment

2. Department/ Centre/ Section:

3. Details of Faculty/Staff /Students authorized to receive the amount of Advance
Name of the Employee Phone Emp. Code Designation Dept./Centre

4. Details of Temporary Advance to be drawn (in Rupees)

In figures In words
Rs.

5. Purpose/ Justification of Temporary

Advance:

6. Certified that the items as above/as per list enclosed are required urgently.

(Signature of the Applicant)

The settlement against this advance should be submitted within a period of 30 days from the date of the advance drawn.
FOR USE BY RELEVANT DEPARTMENTS ONLY
Temporary Advance for the above purpose to Prof./ Dr./ Mr. ______________ chargeable to Account Head(s). _____

Last advance drawn : Amount Rs.___________ and date ___________

Date of submission of settlement of last advance in accounts section on ________

Put up for consideration.

Approved/ Not Approved

Dealing Assistant
HoD/ HoC/ REG/DEAN/ DD

FOR USE BY STORES & PURCHASE SECTION

Rs. …………………. is available in the FC “…………..” of Dept of ………. and Rs. ………… is recorded in the Budget
Register.

S&P Office Asst. Registrar

Delegation of Power
HOD/HOC DY. DIRECTOR DIRECTOR
Equipment Upto Rs.50,000.00 Above Rs.50,000.00 to Rs.5 lacs Above Rs.5.00 lacs
Consumables Upto Rs.30,000.00 Above Rs.30,000.00 to Rs.1 lacs Above Rs.1.00 lacs
Contingency Upto Rs.30,000.00 Above Rs.30,000.00 to Rs.3 lacs Above Rs.3.00 lacs
 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
STORES AND PURCHASE SECTION
FORM NO. SP-2M Phone :
Date :

SETTLEMENT OF TEMPORARY ADVANCE (To be submitted to S&P Section)

1. Fund Code. : Head Consumable/ Contingency/ Equipment

2. Amount. : Date of Advance

3. Details of Expenditure

Sl. No. Date Vendors Name Particulars Amount (Rs.)

Total Expenditure
Less: Advance Drawn
Unspent balance refunded (Cheque No……… dt………../ MR No …… Dt…….) (-)
Over Expenditure to be reimbursed
(Enclose separate sheet in the above format if necessary)

(Signature of the Applicant)

NB:
1. The settlement against advance should be submitted within a period of 30 days from the date of advance drawn
drawn.
2. Enclose a copy of the approval of the advance.
3. Enclose the original cash memo/ retail invoice/ money receipt initialed by the Drawer.
4. Stock entry details on the reverse side of the cash memo/ retail invoice/money receipt of the Consumables/
Equipment purchased from this advance. Drawer and HOD’s signature on Stock Entry.
5. If unspent balance is to be refunded by Drawer, enclose an A/c Payee cheque in favour of “Registrar, IIT Guwahati”.
6. The purchase process as placed on the webpage of S&P section(Intranet)may be followed.
7. For refund by students however only
nly cash is accepted.
8. Certify all the purchase made above Rs.1,000.00, else enclose at least three supporting quotation.
9. Make sure that all purchases are made after approval of advance.
FOR USE BY RELEVANT DEPARTMENTS ONLY
Checked and found to be OK. Putt up for consideration.

Dealing Assistant Approved/ Not Approved

HoD/ HoC/ REG/DEAN/ DD

FOR USE BY STORES & PURCHASE SECTION

Recorded in the Budget Register.

S&P Office Asst. Registrar, S&P

 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
GUWAHATI-781 039

FORM NO. SP-3M

SALE ACCOUNT OF THE INSTITUTE DISPOSAL COMMITTEE

Item Particulars Quantity / Name and Highest Highest Earnest Amount and Actual date
No. of Items Weight full address bid bid money date on of handing
of accepted rejected realized which over of
purchaser on the credited into the articles
spot IITG with
account quantities
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Certified that the item/s referred above have been disposed of by the Disposal Committee as per normal procedures of the
Institute on …….

Signature: ……………. ………………. ……………….. ………………

(Member) (Member ) ( Member) (Member)

………………

(Chairman)

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 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI

FORM NO. SP-4M

PHYSICAL VERIFICATION REPORT

Equipment/ Office Equipment/ Office Furniture

(Please mention Department/ Centre/ Section/ Hostel etc. Name here)

Sl. Description P.O. No. Qty. Price as Location Dept. Status Remarks
No. of Item with with Date mentioned in Asset (Working/ (Reasons if not
Make and the Asset Register Not working) working or any
Model Register No. other observation)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

Certified that the item/s referred above has been verified and the information given here in is true to the best of our
knowledge.

Member Member Chairman

HoD/ HoC/ HoS/ Dean/ Registrar (as applicable)

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 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
FORM NO. SP-5M
PHYSICAL VERIFICATION REPORT

Consumable/ Spare Parts (Contingency)

(Please mention Department/ Centre/ Section/ Hostel etc. Name here)

Sl. Description P.O. No. with Qty. Price as Location Dept. Stock Status Remarks
No. of Item date mentioned in Register No.
the Stock
Register
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

Certified that the item/s referred above has been verified and the information given here in is true to the best of our
knowledge.

Member Member Chairman

HoD/ HoC/ HoS/ Dean/ Registrar (as applicable)

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 INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY GUWAHATI
FORM NO. SP-6M

DECLARATION OF SURPLUS/OBSOLETE/UNSERVICEABLE/SCRAP

Sl. No Particulars of the Qty./ Wt. Year of Departmental Stock Total Book Condition
Item purchase Reg.No. value/Original
purchase value
Page No. & Sl No.

Leaving the relevant line, cross out all the other lines:

1. Certified that the items referred above are in working condition but are no longer required for use. The items may be
declared as surplus.
2. Certified that the items referred above have become outdated technically and are no longer useful / have outlived their
normal span of life. The items may be declared as obsolete.
3. Certified that the items mentioned above are not in working order, have outlived their normal span of life and are
beyond economically viable repair. They may be declared as unserviceable.
4. Certified that the items mentioned above have no use and have only got scrap value. They may be declared as scrap.

Member(DDC) Member(DDC) Member(DDC) Member(DDC)

Chairman (DDC)

TO

The Chairman,

Institute Central Disposal Committee

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