Svipja's Offset Practice: Aerospace & Defence Experts
[1/21/2010 ]
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We have set-up Offsets Practice. It is to help Defence and Aerospace MSMEs in offset projects countrywide. We do have requisite knowledge-base , JV in Offsets Practice in the USA , and connectivity in the Indian and Foreign Defence and Aerospace Industry, and Industry Associations like CII/FICCI/ ASSOCHAM, etc. |
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'A Set of 3 Sites' as an Offset Project
[1/21/2010 ]
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www.DefenceOffsetsIndia.com , www.IndianDefenceIndustry.blogspot.com & www.IndianDefenceIndustry.com , a Global Solution for Offsets, is a private initiative. It has India focus with global orientation. Is internationally recognised. We are seeking strategic partner(s) who could take equity position in the Offset Sites & Exchange ; may be in fulfillment of its offset obligations. We like to associate with partners who take the long-term view of business partnerships rather than being influenced purely by short-term revenue/financial results.
These Sites are DOFA / MOD - eligible. |
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Transparency Through e-Commerce , & Leadership Effectiveness
[1/20/2010 ]
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Transparency in procurement in Govt., Industry, PSUs, OFB, DRDO, Units and Formations, within the security constraints results in optimal management of resources, and adds to the effectiveness of leadership. It is important that we encourage our Industry/Units/Formations to use e-Commerce tools in conjunction with the existing procedures to take advantage of the ICT till e-Commerce fully develops within guidelines issued by the Central Vigilance Commission, Govt. of India, and Departmental Instructions and Procedures laid down by various Ministries. B2B Portal and e-Marketplace like www.FreeMarketsDefence.com / www.IndianDefenceIndustry.com facilitate e-Commerce adoption in our Organisations.
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Defence Procurement Procedure and the Manual, Ministry of Defence, India
[5/14/2009 ]
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Defence Procurement Procedure 2002 was promulgated on 30 Dec 2002 by the Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India. The issues of greater transparency in the defence procurement, and cutting down delays in acquisitions have been the thrust areas with the Govt. of India for some time now. Based on the experience gained in implementing the Defence Procurement Procedure 2002, the Govt. issued a Defence Procurement Procedure in Jun 2005. It has now been further updated in Aug 2006, and the 'Defence Procurement Manual' released. |
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Defence Procurement Procedure 2002, Ministry of Defence, India
[5/14/2009 ]
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Pursuant to the recommendations made by the Group of Ministers on Reforming the Indian National Security System in February 2001, a separate, dedicated structure for Defence Procurement has been set up. It is expected to lead to better time cost management in the acquisition process, build up institutional memory,and |
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Defence Offsets India
[8/1/2008 8]
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India is one of the biggest importers of defence equipment. India has laid down '30% Defence Offset Policy' to support development in the Indian Defence Industry and it's allied set-ups. It is estimated that 10 billion USD is likely to flow back into India during the 11th Plan, 2007-2012, through offsets in defence deals. www.DefenceOffsetsIndia.com refers.
Ministry of Defence (MOD), Govt. of India, has set-up Defence Offset Facilitation Agency (DOFA) to 'facilitate implementation of Offset Policy of the Ministry of Defence'.
Also visit www.IndianDefenceIndustry.blogspot.com for articles on Defence Offsets. |
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Strategic Steps in Indo-US Relationship
[5/14/2008 ]
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US-India Relations are moving towards a positive direction. US-India have signed a 'New Framework for the US-India Defence Relationship' on 27 Jun 2005. This marks the beginning of a 10 year defence alliance with strategic implications. We need to continuously move forward by clearing 'mist' in our relationship for a wider good of our people, and the global community. This would improve the quality of the relations, and boost economy. |
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Instructions for Authorized Representative(s) / Agent(s) of Foreign Suppliers
[1/20/2008 ]
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In pursuant to the procedure laid down by the Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India, Indian Representatives of the Foreign Suppliers need permission from the Govt. of India. Read Instructions........ |
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Indian Authorised Representative(s)/ Agent(s) of Foregin Suppliers-- Supplementary Instructions
[1/20/2008 ]
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Purchase of stores & equipments by Government Departments is governed by the provisions of the General Financial Rules (GFR) of the Government of India. The policy of Government has been that in the procurement of articles manufactured abroad, offers received through India based establishments would receive preference. Appendix VIII of the GFR and Para 96 & 97 of the Manual of Office Procedure for Supplies, Inspection and |
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Directorate General of Quality Assurance, Ministry of Defence, India
[1/20/2008 ]
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The Directorate General of Quality Assurance (DGQA) is under the Department Of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence. This organisation is more than hundred years old and provides Quality Assurance (QA) cover for the entire range of arms, ammunitions, equipments and stores supplied to Armed Forces. |
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Guidelines of the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC), India, on Procurement of Works, Goods and Services incl e-Commerce
[1/20/2008 ]
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In order to bring about greater transparency in procurement and tendering processes, there is need for widest possible publicity. There are many instances in which allegations have been made regarding inadequate or no publicity, and procurement officials not making available bid documents, application forms etc. in order to restrict competition. CVC encourages Organisations to use websites for e-tendering, e-procurement, e-payment, etc at the earliest. |
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