Preference to Make in India: local suppliers may receive purchase preference over foreign bidders under prescribed local content rules. The Order mandates procurement preference for suppliers meeting prescribed local content thresholds, defines local supplier, L1 and margin of purchase preference, and prescribes differentiated procedures for divisible and indivisible contracts: L1 receives award if local, otherwise quantities or contracts may be offered to local suppliers who match the L1 price within the margin of purchase preference. Default parameters set minimum local content at fifty percent and margin at twenty percent, require advance specification in tenders, self-certification and auditor verification for high-value procurements, and provide for debarment for false declarations.
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Preference to Make in India: local suppliers may receive purchase preference over foreign bidders under prescribed local content rules.
The Order mandates procurement preference for suppliers meeting prescribed local content thresholds, defines local supplier, L1 and margin of purchase preference, and prescribes differentiated procedures for divisible and indivisible contracts: L1 receives award if local, otherwise quantities or contracts may be offered to local suppliers who match the L1 price within the margin of purchase preference. Default parameters set minimum local content at fifty percent and margin at twenty percent, require advance specification in tenders, self-certification and auditor verification for high-value procurements, and provide for debarment for false declarations.
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