The Inclusive Procurement Provision is a dedicated digital platform on MSME Global Mart that enables CPSEs, PSUs and Government Buyers to discover, connect and procure from verified SC/ST-owned and Women-owned MSMEs. It has been designed to facilitate inclusive sourcing, vendor development and achievement of public procurement objectives
The platform provides a focused ecosystem of verified suppliers, enabling buyers to:
The Government of India mandates Central Ministries, Departments and CPSEs to procure at least 25% of their annual procurement from Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs), including a sub-target of 4% from SC/ST-owned MSEs and 3% from Women-owned MSEs. The Inclusive Procurement Provision helps buyers identify and engage eligible enterprises in a structured manner, thereby supporting achievement of these targets.
Unlike conventional procurement portals that list all vendors together, MSME Global Mart provides:
Yes. The platform focuses on certified and verified SC/ST and Women-owned MSMEs, providing greater confidence to procurement officials during vendor identification and sourcing activities.
Buyers can search enterprises using multiple parameters such as:
Yes. CPSEs and PSUs can submit their procurement requirements through the Request for Quotation (RFQ) facility, enabling targeted outreach to eligible Women and SC/ST enterprises.
The RFQ facility:
Traditional sourcing often requires multiple vendor databases, outreach campaigns and manual verification. MSME Global Mart offers a centralized repository of verified enterprises with structured enterprise information, product details, certifications and contact channels, making vendor discovery faster and more efficient.
Supplier diversity helps organizations:
Yes. CPSEs and PSUs can identify potential vendors for vendor development initiatives and strengthen engagement with emerging Women and SC/ST entrepreneurs. This aligns with Government efforts to encourage broader MSME participation in public procurement.
Procurement from Women and SC/ST enterprises promotes entrepreneurship, employment generation, economic inclusion and regional development. By sourcing through this provision, CPSEs and PSUs directly contribute to inclusive economic growth and empowerment of underrepresented communities.
Yes. Since buyers can directly identify eligible vendors, view enterprise information and issue RFQs from a single platform, the time spent on supplier identification and preliminary screening is significantly reduced.
The platform provides structured enterprise profiles including:
This enables informed procurement decisions.
Because it offers: