Purchase Preference Clause Samples
A Purchase Preference clause establishes a priority or advantage for certain suppliers or products during the procurement process. Typically, this clause may give preference to local vendors, minority-owned businesses, or products meeting specific criteria, such as environmental standards, when bids are otherwise comparable. Its core function is to promote particular policy objectives—such as supporting local economies or advancing sustainability—by influencing purchasing decisions in favor of preferred sources.
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Purchase Preference. Purchase preference to Central government public sector Undertaking and Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) shall be allowed as per Government instructions in vogue.
Purchase Preference. Purchase preference shall be given to only “Class-I Local Supplier” (Class II Local Supplier are not eligible for purchase preference) in procurements. only 'Class-I local supplier', as defined at para A2, shall be eligible to bid irrespective of purchase value.
Purchase Preference. (1) The requirement specified in this Tender is of non-divisible in nature, and both MSEs as well as Class-I local suppliers are eligible for purchase preference. The Purchase preference under make in India and under PPP for MSE 2012 shall be accorded as under:
(i) L-1 is "MSE Class-I local supplier": Contract shall be awarded to L-1.
(ii) L-1 is not "MSE Class-I local supplier " but the "MSE Class-I local supplier" falls within 15% margin of purchase preference. Purchase preference shall be given to lowest quoting "MSE Class-I local supplier". If lowest quoting "MSE Class-I local supplier" does not accept the L-1 rates, the next higher "MSE Class-I local supplier" falling within 15% margin of purchase preference is to be given purchase preference and so on. If all "MSE Class-I local supplier" do not accept L-1 rates, then Para (iii) shall be followed.
(iii) If conditions mentioned in sub paras 3(i) and 3(ii) above are not met i.e. L1 is not "MSE Class-I local supplier" and "MSE Class-I local supplier" is not eligible to take benefit of purchase preference as per PPP-MSE Order or all "MSE Class-I local supplier" do not accept L-1 rates, the contract is to be awarded / purchase preference to be given in different possible scenarios as under:
A. L-1 is "MSE but non-Class-l local supplier" or "Non-MSE but Class-I local supplier": Contract be awarded to L-1.
B. L-1 is "Non-MSE non-Class-l local supplier": Firstly, purchase preference shall be given to eligible MSE as per PPP-MSE Order. If MSEs not eligible or does not accept then purchase preference to be given to eligible Class- I Local supplier as per PPP-MII Order. If Class-I Local supplier is also not eligible or does not accept then contract be awarded to L1.
Purchase Preference. The requirement specified in this Tender is of non-divisible in nature, and both MSEs as well as Class-I local suppliers are eligible for purchase preference. The Purchase preference under make in India and under PPP for MSE 2012 shall be accorded as under:
Purchase Preference. (i) Purchase preference shall be given to only “Class-I Local Supplier”. Both ‘Class-I local supplier’ and ‘Class-II local supplier’ shall be eligible to bid for the tender.
(ii) In case of participation of MSE and Local supplier against a same tender, MSE bidder will be given preference over other bidders to match with L1 bidder provided it has chosen Purchase Preference under PPP MSE Order 2012 in the tender & it is meeting Purchase Preference Criteria as per Public Procurement Policy of MSEs Order 2012. Bidder has to indicate his choice for purchase preference in Annexure-G which will not be permitted to be changed once bid is opened.
Purchase Preference. (1) The requirement specified in this Tender is of non-divisible in nature, and both MSEs as well as Class-I local suppliers are eligible for purchase preference. The Purchase preference under make in India and under PPP for MSE 2012 shall be accorded as under:
(i) L-1 is "MSE Class-I local supplier": Contract shall be awarded to L-1.
(ii) L-1 is not "MSE Class-I local supplier " but the "MSE Class-I local supplier" falls within 15% margin of purchase preference. Purchase preference shall be given to lowest quoting "MSE Class-I local supplier". If lowest quoting "MSE Class-I local supplier" does not accept the L-1 rates, the next higher "MSE Class-I local supplier" falling within 15% margin of purchase preference is to be given purchase preference and so on. If all "MSE Class-I local supplier" do not accept L-1 rates, then Para
(iii) shall be followed.
Purchase Preference. 34.1 Purchase Preference to Central Government Public Sector Undertakings shall be allowed as per government guidelines in vogue. NOT APPLICABLE
Purchase Preference. Not applicable to this tender. 29.3
Purchase Preference. Purchase preference to Central government public sector Undertaking shall be allowed as per Government instructions in vogue, if applicable.
Purchase Preference. At present DVC, an autonomous body under Ministry of Power, GOI is granted exemption from Purchase Preference Policy vide GOI OM dated 18-07-2005. However, any change in Govt. Policy/Directives on this subject will be applicable.