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CCL Organises GeM Capacity Building Programme to Strengthen Transparent and Efficient Procurement

74 participants gain practical insights into the latest GeM features and functionalities, with focus on competitive procurement, best pricing and quality standards.
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New Delhi: Central Coalfields Limited (CCL), through its Vigilance Department, organised a capacity building programme on “GeM – New Features and Functionalities” to strengthen efficiency, transparency and effectiveness in procurement-related operations.

The programme focused on familiarising participants with the latest provisions, features and processes of the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) and providing practical insights into the evolving framework for digital public procurement.

A total of 74 participants attended the programme and took part in interactive sessions aimed at improving their understanding of GeM and enhancing efficiency in day-to-day procurement activities.

CCL Focuses on Latest GeM Features and Functionalities

The capacity building programme provided participants with an overview of the latest developments on the GeM portal.

The session covered key features and functionalities designed to support more effective handling of procurement-related activities and strengthen compliance with the prescribed procurement framework.

Participants were also given practical insights into the use of GeM for various procurement processes.

Read also: CCL Transforms Since 2014, Coal Production Rises Nearly 75% to Record 87.5 MT in FY 2024-25 

GeM Team Explains New Procurement Provisions

Suraj Sharma, Director and Nodal Officer, GeM, Delhi, along with the GeM team in Jharkhand, conducted the session and provided participants with a detailed overview of the latest features and functionalities available on the platform.

The interactive nature of the programme allowed participants to understand the practical application of the latest GeM provisions and developments.

The discussions were aimed at helping officials apply the platform’s evolving features more effectively in their procurement responsibilities.

Senior CCL Officials Attend Programme

The programme was attended by senior officials from CCL, including:

  • Anoop Hanjura, Director (Technical/Planning & Projects)
  • Pankaj Kumar, Chief Vigilance Officer
  • Raj Kishore, General Manager (MM)
  • M.F. Haque, General Manager (HRD)

Their participation highlighted the importance attached to strengthening procurement processes and ensuring greater transparency and efficiency across the organisation.

Focus on Transparent and Competitive Procurement

The programme also emphasised the importance of conducting procurement processes in an effective, transparent and competitive manner.

Participants were apprised of the need to ensure procurement at the best available price (L1) while maintaining the prescribed quality standards.

The discussions focused on balancing cost efficiency with quality and compliance requirements during procurement.

Key objectives of the programme included:

  • Understanding the latest GeM features and functionalities
  • Improving efficiency in procurement-related tasks
  • Strengthening transparency in procurement processes
  • Promoting competitive procurement practices
  • Ensuring procurement at the best available price
  • Maintaining prescribed quality standards
  • Enhancing awareness of evolving GeM provisions

74 Participants Gain Practical Insights

A total of 74 participants attended the capacity building programme.

Through interactive discussions and practical sessions, participants gained insights into the latest developments on GeM and their application in procurement-related activities.

The programme was aimed at building the capacity of officials and strengthening their ability to use the digital procurement platform efficiently.

Initiative to Strengthen Procurement Practices at CCL

The capacity building programme represents an initiative by CCL’s Vigilance Department to further strengthen transparent, efficient and effective procurement practices within the organisation.

With GeM playing an important role in government procurement, regular capacity building and awareness of its latest features can help officials adapt to changes in the platform and procurement framework.

The programme also reinforced the importance of transparency, competitiveness, cost effectiveness and quality compliance in CCL’s procurement operations.

About Central Coalfields Limited

Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) is a subsidiary of Coal India Limited and a major coal-producing company operating in Jharkhand. The company is engaged in coal mining and supply while undertaking initiatives related to operational efficiency, sustainability, community development and transparent organisational practices.

Read also: BCCL Achieves Key Operational Milestone with First Rake Dispatch from 5 MTY Maheshpur RLS 


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