Government e-Marketplace

Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday said that the Government's e-Marketplace (GeM) portal had reduced the cost of public procurement by 20-30 per cent. "I am glad that GeM is being recognised as the national e-procurement portal. Following the processes...

The Government has made it mandatory for all the departments and ministries to source goods and services from its e-market place. According to a PTI report: The move is aimed at bringing in more transparency and streamlining the Government procurement,...

Over 4,000 products under 86 different categories, besides hiring of transport services, are now available on the Government's e-marketplace (GeM), the Commerce Ministry announced in a statement. GeM was launched for online purchase of goods and services by various central government...

The Government's e-marketplace will enable its departments to use new technologies to procure goods and services in a more transparent and efficient manner and with the same ease as offered by e-commerce sites. According to a PTI report: Speaking at...

Aiming to ensure greater transparency and revolutionise Government procurement, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has launched the Government e-Marketplace (GeM). The Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals (DGS&D) has developed the GeM, a completely end to end procurement system...