Preference to Make in India Sample Clauses

The 'Preference to Make in India' clause establishes a policy that gives priority to products or services manufactured or provided by Indian entities in procurement or contracting processes. In practice, this means that when evaluating bids or proposals, preference is given to those that demonstrate a higher percentage of local content or are produced by Indian manufacturers, sometimes even allowing for a price margin in favor of such bids. The core function of this clause is to promote domestic industry, encourage local manufacturing, and support the Indian economy by ensuring that government or institutional purchases favor Indian-made goods and services over foreign alternatives.
Preference to Make in India. Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India), order 2017 dated 15.06.2017 & 28.05.2018 & 04.06.2020 & 16.09.2020 (as applicable) and subsequent orders issued by the respective Nodal ministry shall be applicable even if issued after issue of this NIT but before finalization of contract/PO/WO against this NIT. In the event of any Nodal Ministry prescribing higher or lower percentage of purchase preference and/ or local content in respect of this procurement, same shall be applicable. Default margin of purchase preference shall be 20% to local suppliers with default minimum local content of 50%. • The local content to categorize a supplier as a Class I local supplier/ Class II local supplier/ Non-Local supplier and purchase preference to Class I local supplier, is as defined in Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India), Order 2017 dated 04.06.2020 & 16.09.2020 (as applicable) issued by DPIIT. In case of subsequent orders issued by the nodal ministry, changing the definition of local content for the items of the NIT, the same shall be applicable even if issued after issue of this NIT, but before opening of Part_II bids against this NIT. • Only Class-I and Class –II local suppliers as per MII order dated 04.06.2020 will be eligible to bid. Non- Local suppliers as per MII order dated 04.06.2020 are not eligible to participate.
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Preference to Make in India. For this procurement, the local content to categorize a supplier as a Class I local supplier/ Class Il local Supplier/ Non Local supplier and purchase preference to Class I local supplier, is as defined in Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India), Order 2017 dated 04.06.2020 issued by DPIIT. In case of subsequent orders issued by the nodal ministry, changing the definition of local content for the items of the NIT, the same shall be applicable even if issued after issue of this NIT, but before opening of Part-Il bids against this NIT.
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Preference to Make in India. As per revised Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) Order 2017 No. P45021/2/2017-B. E-II Dtd. 19 Jul 2024 issued by Govt. of India to encourage “Make in India” policy, Purchase Preference shall be given to local suppliers in the following manner: (a) The terminology/ definitions used in the said order is as below:
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Preference to Make in India clause shall be applicable to all procurement undertaken at MDL for tenders which covers goods, services or works or their combination.
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Preference to Make in India. For this procurement, Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India), Order 2017 dated 15.06.2017, 28.05.2018, 04.06.2020 & 24.07.2020 and subsequent Orders issued by the respective Nodal Ministry shall be applicable even if it is issued after this NIT but before finalization of contract / PO / WO against this NIT. In the event of any Nodal Ministry prescribing higher or lower percentage of purchase preference and / or local content in respect of this procurement, same shall be applicable.
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Preference to Make in India. For this procurement, the local content to categorize a supplier as a Class I local supplier/ Class II local Supplier/Non-Local Supplier and purchase preferences to Class I local supplier, is as defined I Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India), Order 2017 dated 04.06.2020 issued by DPIIT. In case of subsequent orders issued by the nodal ministry, changing the definition of local content for the items of the NIT, the same shall be applicable even if issued after issue of this NIT, but before opening of Part-II bids against this NIT. 31.1 Compliance to Restrictions under Rule 144 (xi) of GFR 2017 I. Any bidder from a country which shares a land border with India will be eligible to bid in this tender only if the bidder is registered with the Competent Authority. The Competent Authority for the purpose of this Clause shall be the Registration Committee constituted by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT).
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Preference to Make in India. 2.4.1 As notified by Dept. of Telecom through office Memorandum dated 29.08.2018 i.r.o Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) Order 2017- Identification of Telecom Products, Services or works reg,, sufficient local capacity and local competition are available under Telecom Services/Works (Table –A). Accordingly, as per the DPIIT order dated 04th June’2020 and subsequent DPIIT order dated 16th Sep.-2020 only Class-I local supplier shall be eligible to bid. 2.4.2 The Preference to Make in India (PMI) shall be 100% with required local content of at least 70% for the tendered items i.e. t he 100% quantity is reserved for local suppliers who fulfill the PMI (Preference to Make In India) criteria notified by the Govt. of India.. 2.4.3 The Margin of Purchase Preference shall be 20%, The purchase preference shall be given to only class-I local suppliers, however, class-II local suppliers will not get any purchase preference. 2.4.4 The local suppliers, at the time of bidding or solicitation shall be required to indicate % of local content and provide self- certification in the format given in Section-XVII that the items offered meets the local content requirement as per DoT notification. They shall also give details of the locations at which local value addition is made. 2.4.5 In compliance to Public Procurement ( Preference to Make in India), Order 2017 dated 04.06.2020 issued by DPITT & DoT notification dated 19.02.2020, any foreign Govt. which is not allowing Indian suppliers to participate and /or compete in procurement of tendered telecom equipment, the bidders from those country(ies) are not allowed to participate in this tender.
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