In a move aimed to further promote Indian manufacturers, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT<\/a>) has drawn up a list of 20-odd restrictive and discriminatory conditions put in place by procuring agencies under various ministries against local suppliers<\/a>, which make them non-complaint with the government's public procurement for Make in India<\/a> order.

These conditions include additional requirement of bank guarantee for local suppliers, delayed
payment<\/a> terms for them, excessive past experience requirement not commensurate with the proven experience expected from bidder for successful execution of contract, and mandatory foreign certification<\/a> without specifying any equivalent Indian certification as alternative in procurement of medical and electronic devices<\/a>.

\"Many agencies are violating the public procurement norms in their tendering processes through restrictive and discriminatory conditions which go against the local suppliers,\" said an official, adding, that the list is being shared with all ministries and procuring agencies.

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In an effort to become self-reliant and reduce its dependence on imports, especially non-essential ones and promote domestic manufacturing, the government has mandated local content in public procurement.

The DPIIT's move assumes significance as the second phase of the Make in
India<\/a> campaign, focusing on 27 sectors, is in the works. The department is also working with 24 sectors, including furniture, EV parts, electronics, textiles and auto components, to boost domestic manufacturing, increase exports and cut down imports.

Conditions such as
export<\/a> experience of G8 countries, excessive turnover requirement as a pre-qualifying criteria, foreign brands<\/a> specified for finished products or components for telecom and IT products, pre-approved foreign brands in turnkey projects while excluding local manufacturers, and specifications tailor-made to suit foreign products are also part of the list. Another key violation pertains to changing the minimum local content requirement for Class-I or Class-II local supplier without approval of competent authorities.

In public procurement tenders, departments and ministries were allowed to mandate higher than minimum 50% and 20% local content for two separate categories of local suppliers categorised as Class-I and Class-II.

Officials said that the list is indicative and is likely to be updated.
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DPIIT列出部门20限制性规范违反的在印度的计划

为了成为自力更生和减少对进口的依赖,尤其是不必要的和促进国内制造业、政府规定在公共采购本地内容。

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此举旨在进一步促进印度制造商,促进工业和内部贸易部门(DPIIT)已经制定了一系列20限制性、歧视性条件实施采购机构在不同部门的反对本地供应商,让他们non-complaint政府的公共采购在印度秩序。

这些条件包括附加要求本地供应商的银行担保,延迟付款条款对他们来说,过多的过去的经验要求不符合证明经验预计从投标人成功执行的合同,和强制性外国认证没有指定任何相当于印度认证采购医学和替代电子设备

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“许多机构违反公共采购规范通过限制性招标流程和歧视性条件不利于当地供应商,”一位官员说,添加、列表正在与所有部门和采购机构共享。



为了成为自力更生和减少对进口的依赖,尤其是不必要的和促进国内制造业、政府规定在公共采购本地内容。

DPIIT此举假设在第二阶段的重要性印度27日活动,聚焦行业,在工作。部门还与24个行业,包括家具、电动汽车零部件、电子产品、纺织品和汽车组件,为了促进国内制造业,增加出口和减少进口。

条件等出口八国集团国家的经验,过度的营业额要求预先鉴定标准,外国品牌为成品或组件指定为电信和IT产品,预先批准的外国品牌在交钥匙工程不包括当地的制造商,和规格定制,以适应外国产品也是列表的一部分。另一个关键违反有关改变最低一级或二级供应商没有本地内容要求主管机关的批准。

在公共采购招标,部门和部门被允许授权高于最低50%和20%本地内容为两个不同类别的本地供应商归类为一级和二级。

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In a move aimed to further promote Indian manufacturers, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT<\/a>) has drawn up a list of 20-odd restrictive and discriminatory conditions put in place by procuring agencies under various ministries against local suppliers<\/a>, which make them non-complaint with the government's public procurement for Make in India<\/a> order.

These conditions include additional requirement of bank guarantee for local suppliers, delayed
payment<\/a> terms for them, excessive past experience requirement not commensurate with the proven experience expected from bidder for successful execution of contract, and mandatory foreign certification<\/a> without specifying any equivalent Indian certification as alternative in procurement of medical and electronic devices<\/a>.

\"Many agencies are violating the public procurement norms in their tendering processes through restrictive and discriminatory conditions which go against the local suppliers,\" said an official, adding, that the list is being shared with all ministries and procuring agencies.

\"\"
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>

In an effort to become self-reliant and reduce its dependence on imports, especially non-essential ones and promote domestic manufacturing, the government has mandated local content in public procurement.

The DPIIT's move assumes significance as the second phase of the Make in
India<\/a> campaign, focusing on 27 sectors, is in the works. The department is also working with 24 sectors, including furniture, EV parts, electronics, textiles and auto components, to boost domestic manufacturing, increase exports and cut down imports.

Conditions such as
export<\/a> experience of G8 countries, excessive turnover requirement as a pre-qualifying criteria, foreign brands<\/a> specified for finished products or components for telecom and IT products, pre-approved foreign brands in turnkey projects while excluding local manufacturers, and specifications tailor-made to suit foreign products are also part of the list. Another key violation pertains to changing the minimum local content requirement for Class-I or Class-II local supplier without approval of competent authorities.

In public procurement tenders, departments and ministries were allowed to mandate higher than minimum 50% and 20% local content for two separate categories of local suppliers categorised as Class-I and Class-II.

Officials said that the list is indicative and is likely to be updated.
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