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Transforming Government Procurement GOVERNMENT e-MARKET Plenary Session 1: SMART Procurement : Application of ICT and Other Tools Global Procurement Summit 2018 All India Management Association 8 th February 2018 Contents 1. BACKGROUND 2.


  1. Transforming Government Procurement GOVERNMENT e-MARKET Plenary Session 1: SMART Procurement : Application of ICT and Other Tools Global Procurement Summit 2018 All India Management Association 8 th February 2018

  2. Contents 1. BACKGROUND 2. FEATURES AND ENHANCEMENTS 3. TRANSACTIONS 4. BENEFITS 5. GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE AND POTENTIAL IN INDIA Winner of the South Asia Procurement Innovation Awards of the World Bank, 2016

  3. Why GeM Procure the goods and services for government at  Right price  Right Quantity  Right Quality  Right time  Right source  Right place

  4. GeM – A Path Breaking Initiative Why Government e-Marketplace Platform  Traditional manual system  Potential of digital revolution and e- commerce • End-to-end digitization of public procurement Cashless Paperless • Online & inclusive solution for sellers Contactless • Increased coverage & access to procurement for buyers Sellers Buyers • Common, unified and transparent platform Digital GeM • Enhanced speed & efficiency of public procurement Ecosystem Minimum Government, Maximum Governance realized through a digital ecosystem 4

  5. GeM – Ecosystem

  6. GeM – Main Features Various Direct Integrated Products/Services Purchase/e bid/RA Payment System on offer with multiple sellers Buyer/Supplier/Service Market Online Contact Centre Provider Registration Search/ Comparison Ordering/Contract and Online Training Generation Modules

  7. GeM – Enhancements CATALOGUE/CMS BUNDLING AND BUNCHING Catalogue Based Standardization of Bundling of Products and Services. Specifications. Bunching of Products and Products Services also on catalogue based generic Standardisation. USER RATING SECURITY Performance Based Buyer and Vendor rating Encryption and Enhanced Security Feature User Feedback involving eSigning and Hash module PRICE COMPARISON Price comparison using third party sites – multisource and real time STANDARD BID/RA UPGRADED SEARCH Products and Services Integrated leading to SOLR , Full Text and Navigational Search Seamless Bid/RA , Templates e-EMD, e-PBG VENDOR ASSESSMENT DEMAND AGGREGATION Online Vendor Assessment Enabled

  8. GeM – Enhancements • MULTIPLE CARTS • Integration with CPPP • Linked with Certification Agencies (Online) • Non RC Price Framework • Working Groups • Standing Committees • PRICE ENGINE ENABLED (Catalogue Based) • Filters - Govt. Policy of MSME , Make in India(PMA), Start-Up Enabled • USER ANALYTICS as Decision Support System for Buyers including for establishing price reasonableness. • Features of ADVANCE ANALYTICS such as product recommendation, demand forecasting etc. • SoPs and Manual on CONSULTATION Mode • Sourcing of PRICE REASONABLENESS through BUYER

  9. GeM – Benefits to Buyers

  10. GeM – Benefits to Sellers

  11. GeM – Numbers Govt. Organizations 16412/72466 57,684 Sellers Market Statistics Service Providers 17,450 Product Categories 393/1053 13 Service Categories Orders (Product) 2,34,534 (INR 4,208 Cr.) 559 (INR 28.2 Cr.) Orders (Services) 2 (INR 77 Cr.) Demand Aggregation Total Orders 2,35,095 (INR 4,318 Cr.)

  12. States/UTs Transacting on GeM Order Amount (Cr.)

  13. GeM – Savings On an Average GeM Based savings is ~ 25% excluding automobiles ( it is standard 12%)

  14. GeM PUBLIC PROCUREMENT: GLOBAL E-MARKET PLACE SCENARIO AND POTENTIAL IN INDIA

  15. GeM – Worldwide G2B Platforms Share Global G2B e-procurement space:more than $250 Bn.

  16. GeM – Worldwide G2B Platforms Journey 1. Gross Merchandise Value Source: GeBiz website, KONEPS website, BCG analysis

  17. GeM – Worldwide G2B Platforms - Models

  18. GeM 3.0 – India’s Procurement Spend India's total Public Procurement Spend is ~28 L Cr 1. FY17 GDP at current prices 2. World Bank Country Procurement Assessment Report 3. Products basis case study of MoR and ONGC | Services basis case study of ONGC Source: OECD Stats, Central Statistics Office Note: All data for FY' 17

  19. GeM 3.0 – Addressable Market for GeM 3-4 L Cr ( $450B) addressable market for GeM in the short term

  20. Potential to create far reaching impact beyond online procurement 5 centers of excellence to play advisory role on select topics of strategic importance/academic research Pricing (Benchmarking & discovery) • Catalyst for Make in India, Digital India and other schemes to fuel innovation Contract Management • Unification & transformation of policy landscape Payment Solutions • Enhanced ease of doing business with the Indian Government Marketplace Policy • Funneling of savings through efficiency to fuel alternative schemes and projects Indigenous Product Development 21

  21. Thank You

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