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Ideas on Envisioned Role of DGS&D

Ideas on Envisioned Role of DGS&D
Start Date :
Feb 04, 2016
Last Date :
Mar 10, 2016
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Submission Closed

CURRENT ROLE AND FUNCTION OF DGS&D ...

CURRENT ROLE AND FUNCTION OF DGS&D

Directorate General of Supplies & Disposals (DGS&D) is a Central Purchase and Quality Assurance Organization of Government of India and presently rendering procurement services to Government by concluding Rate Contracts (RC) for common user items. RC is an agreement between the Government buyer and the supplier to supply stores at specified prices during the period covered by the Contract. Based on the RCs finalized by DGS&D, Central Government Departments across the country place supply orders.

ENVISIONED ROLE OF DGS&D

Government intends to bring more transparency, efficiency and ease of procuring a large number of commodity items required by Government departments and organizations. DGS&D will create a new e-procurement system by offering an online one-stop market place, a government-to-suppliers portal encompassing the entire procurement process. This will help Government buyers save time, reduce administrative costs and ensure low pricing for various commodity items and services which are bought regularly and have common specifications. Through innovative measures speedy online payment mechanism will be worked out.

Inviting ideas on envisioned role of DGS&D

Showing 204 Submission(s)
jrathna72@yahoo.com
Rathna J Rathna J 9 years 2 months ago

By fixing the Rate Contract centrally by DGS&D, Price benefit,ie more discount can be obtained from price list by considering the all govt. purchase all over India.Advantage: Reduces the cost (cost benefit),reduced the process time, tendering,etc, reducing the lead time of procurement, easy ordering by referring the rate contract,timely delivery, reduces the lead time of procurement,supplier can not offer different different prices to different different org(org. to org) etc.

jrathna72@yahoo.com
Rathna J Rathna J 9 years 2 months ago

DGS&D:All Research Institutes are using Branded Chemicals. Rate contract can be fixed by DGS&D for all branded chemicals based on standard discount structure from the suppliers price list every financial year. The same centrally fixed DGSD discount structure along with the price list,other commercial terms and conditions to be posted and circulated thru the portal which can be used by all govt. org.purchase.

mahi23
Rupireddy mahendhar Reddy 9 years 2 months ago

Dgs&d implement for agriculture field.Dgs&d implement for farmers.

Rajesh Sinha
Rajesh Sinha 9 years 2 months ago

DGS&D has the best domain expertise and should use marketplace approach and not a software led approach. DGS&D should
a. Become a preferred partner for facilitating buy/sale of goods under rate contract for all the government and government enterprises
b. Follow principles of efficient price setting of rate contracts
c. Should create a membership database of its empanelled suppliers/ buyers like any other marketplace
d. Ensure : membership dev,risk mgt, price discovery & trade fulfillment

Rajesh Sinha
Rajesh Sinha 9 years 2 months ago

DGS&D should use existing expertise in e-markets available with institutions like NeML to create a easily accessible efficient e-marketplace hvaing national reach based on true market principles of transparency, real-time, online, verifiable and auditable market.

Chetan kabra
Chetan kabra 9 years 2 months ago

government departments Should start using ERP system for inventory the actual quantity of goods received should tally with the quantity billed. People secure tender by quoting less price per kg/tonne and then supply less quantity and take full payment. There is a need to make a change in this mechanism where in the special ERP system. Eg use of bar code system for purchase or goods inward.

bthosar
Bharat Thosar 9 years 2 months ago

Sir, I think the yearly budget should be broken down to quarterly buckets for departments as per their needs. And the departments will loose the money of they don't spend in that quarter.

To get the money back there should be approval process for the departments.

This can ensure the speed we are looking forward to for development.

This combined with transparent procurement can do wonders.

Regards
Bharat Thosar

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Sushanta De 9 years 2 months ago

The entire proceedings should be web based, the localisation of the same should be accessible in the public domain. The stakeholder will be accountable.

4th March 2016

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Kewal Khanna 9 years 2 months ago

Perpetually the Department of Supplies and Disposal has earned a bad name all these years. Most of the suppliers complain about prompt payment. It both hurts the quality and promptness of the products
agreed to be supplied. During the Financial year the expenditure is 10%,20%,30% and 40% per cent in the four quarters of the year. It needs to be regulated. Rushing purchases at the fag end of the year is disastrous. Strict quality control from experts is necessary.

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