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DPIIT-led小组审查宝石供应商来自邻国,限制中国供应商
“宝石供应商和供应商注册需要确保他们符合新规范,”一位官员说。
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“宝石供应商和供应商注册需要确保他们按照现代新规范,”一位官员说。
此举旨在保持中国公司可能达到部门和大量从中国进口内容和供应的依赖。
委员会,包括部门的高级官员,对外事务和其他有关部门,将起草一个兽医应用程序的框架。“注册委员会将设立联合秘书,”一名政府官员说。
DPIIT躺下的应用程序和格式将这样的买家。然而,注册不会有,除非政治和安全许可授予。家和对外事务的部门将审查这样的应用程序的过程。
周四的支出修改了通用金融规则,2017年,要求事先登记投标人从一个国家分享陆地边界与印度为了有资格竞标公共采购。
ET与高速公路部门官员表示,尽管高速公路部门对中国公司的依赖很小,政府已经将安全间隙前沿的项目,这是到目前为止所做的在投标人提交的提案。“现在,任何单位有资格投标之前,他们必须注册DPIIT,将公司注册在自己的自由裁量权,”这位官员说。
另一个市场观察家说,可再生能源行业进口大约80%的来自中国的太阳能电池板,可能会受到影响。“建筑设备在公路行业来自中国,但是我们有选择容易,”这个人说,要求匿名。
对铁路项目,地铁段的竞争可能会减少,因为它是由中国公司,这位人士说。
印度电气与电子制造商协会(IEEMA)说,印度电力设备行业有能力,能力和成本竞争力有效服务和满足的需要不仅印度工业也增强其出口,但警告说在短期内成本上升。
从Sarita辛格(输入)
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: All vendors registered on the government e-Marketplace<\/a> (GeM<\/a>) will now have to furnish a certificate declaring their compliance with the new procurement norms that seek to restrict suppliers of Chinese origin. The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT<\/a>) will soon set up a committee to vet all applications from countries that India shares a border with for prior registration and security clearance.\u201cVendors and suppliers registered on GEMs will need to ensure they are in compliance wih the new norms,\u201d said an official.
The move aimed at keeping Chinese companies<\/a> out could hit sectors with heavy import content and dependence on supplies from China.
<\/div><\/div>Infrastructure sectors such as power sector \u2014 particularly solar, telecom, highways \u2014 are likely to get impacted at different levels as the new rules apply to supply of goods and services, work contracts as also public-private partnership projects, say officials and experts. If Indian companies<\/a> are to benefit, the government will have to clarify that only Indian companies owned by Indians will be allowed to participate in government tenders, experts said.
The committee, comprising senior officials from ministries of home, external affairs and other departments concerned, will draw up a framework to vet applications. \u201cA registration committee under a joint secretary will be set up,\" a government official said.
DPIIT will lay down the application and format for such bidders. However, registrations will not be given unless political and security clearances are granted. The ministries of home and external affairs will work on the procedure for scrutiny of such applications.
The department of expenditure on Thursday amended its General Financial Rules, 2017, requiring prior registration from bidders from a country sharing land borders with India in order to be eligible to bid in public procurement.
The committee, comprising senior officials from ministries of home, external affairs and other departments concerned, will draw up a framework to vet applications. \u201cA registration committee under a joint secretary will be set up,\" a government official said.
DPIIT will lay down the application and format for such bidders. However, registrations will not be given unless political and security clearances are granted. The ministries of home and external affairs will work on the procedure for scrutiny of such applications.
The department of expenditure on Thursday amended its General Financial Rules, 2017, requiring prior registration from bidders from a country sharing land borders with India in order to be eligible to bid in public procurement.
<\/div><\/div>Sectoral impact<\/strong>
A highways ministry official ET spoke with, said that while the dependence of the highways sector on Chinese companies is minimal, the government has now brought security clearance of projects to the forefront, which was so far being done after a bidder had submitted proposals. \u201cNow, any entity before they are eligible to bid, they have to register with DPIIT, which will register companies at its own discretion,\" the official said.
Another market watcher said that the renewables sector, which imports<\/a> around 80% of its solar panels from China, is likely to be impacted. \u201cConstruction equipment in the roads sector comes from China, but we have alternatives easily available,\u201d the person said, requesting anonymity.
With respect to railway projects, competition in the metro rail segment is likely to decrease, since it is considerably dominated by Chinese companies, the person said.
The Indian Electrical & Electronics Manufacturers' Association (IEEMA) said the Indian electrical equipment industry has the capacity, ability and cost competitiveness to effectively service and meet the need of not only Indian industry but also enhance its exports but cautioned about higher costs in the short run.
(With inputs from Sarita Singh)<\/em>
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A highways ministry official ET spoke with, said that while the dependence of the highways sector on Chinese companies is minimal, the government has now brought security clearance of projects to the forefront, which was so far being done after a bidder had submitted proposals. \u201cNow, any entity before they are eligible to bid, they have to register with DPIIT, which will register companies at its own discretion,\" the official said.
Another market watcher said that the renewables sector, which imports<\/a> around 80% of its solar panels from China, is likely to be impacted. \u201cConstruction equipment in the roads sector comes from China, but we have alternatives easily available,\u201d the person said, requesting anonymity.
With respect to railway projects, competition in the metro rail segment is likely to decrease, since it is considerably dominated by Chinese companies, the person said.
The Indian Electrical & Electronics Manufacturers' Association (IEEMA) said the Indian electrical equipment industry has the capacity, ability and cost competitiveness to effectively service and meet the need of not only Indian industry but also enhance its exports but cautioned about higher costs in the short run.
(With inputs from Sarita Singh)<\/em>
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