AIIMS Delhi to establish Centralised Procurement System
The establishment of a centralised nodal point for procurement will help facilitate coordination between different stores procuring various items, AIIMS Director Dr M Srinivas said. It is proposed to create a pool of faculty members nominated by heads of various departments, including department of hospital administration and clinical departments, and a roster will be created to rotate the procurement in charge (procurement) and officer in charge (OIC-procurement) annually for the next five years.;
New Delhi: With an aim to promote transparency and streamline the functioning of the procurement process, the premier health institution the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi will establish a centralised procurement system.
The AIIMS will establish a centralised procurement system to streamline the procurement process and promote uniformity and transparency.
At present, a decentralised procurement system exists wherein various departments and stores perform respective procurements as per demand, according to an office memorandum issued this week.
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The establishment of a centralised nodal point for procurement will help facilitate coordination between different stores procuring various items, AIIMS Director Dr M Srinivas said. It is proposed to create a pool of faculty members nominated by heads of various departments, including department of hospital administration and clinical departments, and a roster will be created to rotate the procurement in charge (procurement) and officer in charge (OIC-procurement) annually for the next five years.
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