AIIMS to go online with purchase of medical equipment, machinery
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New Delhi: Following the government’s push for digital transactions, AIIMS has decided to purchase medical equipment and machinery online saying it will bring more transparency and efficiency into the procurement process. The Government e-Marketplace (GeM) is an integrated online portal set up by the Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals (DGS&D) to facilitate procurement of common use products and services by the government ministries and departments including their attached or subordinate offices, PSUs and autonomous bodies.
“AIIMS will adopt the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) procurement guidelines for the last quarter of this financial year to bring greater transparency and efficiency into its procurement model,” AIIMS Deputy Director (Administration) V Srinivas said.
“AIIMS has identified 1500 items which include hand gloves, trays, surgical face masks, laboratory equipment, laboratory chemicals, micro-surgery equipment etc for the procurement under the GeM software,” he said.
“AIIMS will adopt the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) procurement guidelines for the last quarter of this financial year to bring greater transparency and efficiency into its procurement model,” AIIMS Deputy Director (Administration) V Srinivas said.
“AIIMS has identified 1500 items which include hand gloves, trays, surgical face masks, laboratory equipment, laboratory chemicals, micro-surgery equipment etc for the procurement under the GeM software,” he said.
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