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e-tendering
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e-tendering: a transparent way to award contracts in Government:
With the
induction of e-tendering in February 2003, KSPHC heralded a new tradition in award of Government
contracts by improving upon the conventional manual tendering process. This venture of KSPHC took
shape with a view to gain advantage of the market forces by combining the regular tendering process
mandated by the Transparency in Public Procurement Act with a reverse auction process (by using the internet)
to obtain the most competitive and suitable techno-commercial offers from intending bidders.
Advantages to KSPHC
Complete Transparency amongst the operating
community, leading to sound decisions.
Competitive offers due to Online Reverse
Auction.
Quicker order finalization.
Less scope for formation of Cartel among
Contractors.
Minimal manual errors in the evaluation
process.
Quick processing of tenders helps in taking
up of the works early.
Advantages to Bidders:
Online latest market trends are available
without revealing the identity of the bidders.
Substantial reduction in demands on bidders
time, which otherwise would have been spent on many price negotiations.
Reduction in bidders costs as they need not
have to travel to and from the KSPHC Offices.
Facility to quote from their own offices
wherethey would have the benefit of in-house consultation.
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