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  The Government e-Marketplace (GeM) Portal is truly a game-changer for Indian sellers , especially MSMEs, startups, and local entrepreneurs. Here’s why 👇 🚀 1. Direct Access to Government Buyers GeM connects sellers directly with government departments, PSUs, and ministries , eliminating middlemen. 👉 This means faster sales, transparent transactions, and better profit margins . 💡 2. Transparent and Efficient System The entire process — from registration to payment — is online and paperless . 🔹 No hidden commissions 🔹 Fair and open bidding system 🔹 Real-time price comparison This transparency builds trust and credibility among sellers and buyers alike. 💰 3. Increased Business Opportunities Government purchases run into thousands of crores every year . By listing on GeM, sellers can tap into this vast market — from stationery to industrial machinery . MSMEs can even participate in reserved categories , giving them a competitive edge. ⚙️ 4. Simplified Regi...
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GeM Portal :- E-Tenders. (LATEST UPDATES 2025 / 24Th Oct

 Here are some of the latest updates (as of October 24, 2025) relating to the GeM Portal (Government e-Marketplace) e-tenders and procurement ecosystem in India:

✅ Key Recent Updates

  1. The GeM portal is planning to introduce global tendering / international bidder access. That means suppliers from abroad will soon be able to participate in certain GeM tenders, increasing competition & potentially better value. \Along with global access, GeM is also working on adding rate-contract functionalities (i.e., longer term contracts for goods/services via GeM) and other enhancements. 

  2. A policy change: For scientific research institutions, the procurement rules have been eased such that they have more autonomy — purchases outside GeM or non-lowest-bidder may now be permitted under certain limits.

  3. Usage statistics: For example, between 2020-21 and 2024-25 the state of Uttar Pradesh has emerged as the top buyer on GeM, with procurements worth ~₹65,000 crore via GeM.

  4. On the operational side: There have been updates to seller / OEM / reseller authorizations. For instance, GeM introduced a dual-level approval system for resellers to reduce misuse of authorization codes and strengthen OEM management. 

📝 What this means for users / bidders

  • If you are a vendor or business looking at GeM tenders: keep an eye out for new opportunities that may open up globally, meaning increased competition but also increased opportunity.

  • Review your eligibility and registration status (e.g., OEM/reseller authorization) because stricter controls are being put in place.

  • For research labs / institutions: the eased rules mean more flexibility in procurement outside of GeM or non-L1 criteria in certain cases — good to check if you fall in that category.

  • For states/PSUs: The increasing volumes show that GeM is becoming a major procurement channel — so integration, compliance, and process efficiency are important.

  • For all users: Regularly monitor the “All Bids / RA” section on GeM as new tenders are being posted continuously.

📌 Important Reminders / Best Practices

  • Ensure your GeM registration (as seller/buyer) is up-to-date: PAN, GST, bank details, MSME/UDYAM certificate (if applicable).

  • For bid preparation: Read the tender documents carefully: eligibility, product/service specification, bid submission deadlines. Guides for 2025 emphasise this. 

  • Use filters/search tools for relevant tenders (category, state, closing date) so you don’t miss opportunities. 

  • Keep watch for major policy changes (e.g., global tendering, rate contracts) — adapting early can give competitive advantage.

If you like, I can pull a list of specific high-value GeM tenders (say in Oct 2025) open in your region (Haryana / Delhi NCR) for you — would that be helpful?

Latest GeM‑procurement & policy news
GeM to open doors for global bidders
The Economic Times
GeM to open doors for global bidders
Aug 8, 2025


The Times of India
Rate contracts, global tendering in GeM soon
May 20, 2025
Procurement rules for scientific research eased
The Times of India
Procurement rules for scientific research eased
Jun 8, 2025
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GeM Portal :-(LATEST UPDATES 2025 / 24Th Oct
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Here are the latest updates (as of 24 Oct 2025) on the Government e‑Marketplace (GeM) Portal (GeM) in India — summarised for clarity and actionable insight:

📌 Key Updates

  • The official GeM “Notifications / Latest” page (last updated 24 Oct 2025) shows a number of platform enhancements — e.g., new roles (Technical Evaluator), improved MSE verification, new seller-app features. Gov e-Marketplace+1

  • GeM is actively planning a “Global Tender Enquiry” / international bidder access feature: this would allow global vendors to participate in GeM-procurements (subject to policy) to increase competition and value. 

  • The categories of products & services listed on GeM continue to expand (new categories added). 

  • There is a stronger focus on “brand registration for custom bids” — e.g., from 15 May 2025, only pre-registered brands on GeM can participate in certain custom bids. 

🧭 Implications / What Users Should Note

  • If you are a supplier / seller on GeM:

    • Ensure your registration (bank details, MSME/UDYAM status, GST/PAN etc) is fully up to date.

    • Check whether your brand is registered, if you intend to participate in custom bid categories.

    • Monitor upcoming policy change for global tendering — this may open up new business opportunities but will also increase competition.

  • If you are a buyer / procurement department:

    • Leverage new platform features (Technical-Evaluator role, improved MSE verification) to strengthen supplier selection.

    • Be ready for multi-jurisdiction / global procurement norms if the global tendering feature goes live.

  • For both parties: The expansion of categories means more opportunities but also more diligence required (specifications, cataloguing etc).

  • Keep an eye on official updates/notifications — changes in policy or process may be frequent in 2025 as GeM scales.

✅ Quick Snapshot

  • Platform functioning: live, widely adopted, and undergoing enhancements.

  • Intent to widen scope: global bidders, expanded categories, stronger brand oversight.

  • Compliance & registration matters: brand registration, MSE verification, roles like Technical Evaluator.

  • Watch-points: When will global tendering actually launch? What categories will open up? How will brand-registration rules affect eligibility?_____________________________________________________________________

    📌 Important Reminders / Best Practices

    • Ensure your GeM registration (as seller/buyer) is up-to-date: PAN, GST, bank details, MSME/UDYAM certificate (if applicable).

    • For bid preparation: Read the tender documents carefully: eligibility, product/service specification, bid submission deadlines. Guides for 2025 emphasise this. 

    • Use filters/search tools for relevant tenders (category, state, closing date) so you don’t miss opportunities. 

    • Keep watch for major policy changes (e.g., global tendering, rate contracts) — adapting early can give competitive advantage.

  • 🧭 Implications / What Users Should Note

    • If you are a supplier / seller on GeM:

      • Ensure your registration (bank details, MSME/UDYAM status, GST/PAN etc) is fully up to date.

      • Check whether your brand is registered, if you intend to participate in custom bid categories.

      • Monitor upcoming policy change for global tendering — this may open up new business opportunities but will also increase competition.

    • If you are a buyer / procurement department:

      • Leverage new platform features (Technical-Evaluator role, improved MSE verification) to strengthen supplier selection.

      • Be ready for multi-jurisdiction / global procurement norms if the global tendering feature goes live.

    • For both parties: The expansion of categories means more opportunities but also more diligence required (specifications, cataloguing etc).

    • Keep an eye on official updates/notifications — changes in policy or process may be frequent in 2025 as GeM scales.

    ✅ Quick Snapshot

    • Platform functioning: live, widely adopted, and undergoing enhancements.

    • Intent to widen scope: global bidders, expanded categories, stronger brand oversight.

    • Compliance & registration matters: brand registration, MSE verification, roles like Technical Evaluator.

    • Watch-points: When will global tendering actually launch? What categories will open up? How will brand-registration rules affect eligibility?

    If you like, I can pull the full list of recent GeM policy circulars/notifications (2025 version, with links and dates) — would that be useful for you?



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