Defence Accounts Announces Sampurna Digital Procurement Platform
India's Ministry of Defence will introduce 'Sampurna', an end-to-end digital procurement management system, the Controller General of Defence Accounts Vishvajit Sahay said, with an RFP issued and contract expected to be finalised by early March ahead of implementation. The platform will track acquisitions from initiation to final payment, aggregate lifecycle data across Rs4+ lakh crore annual procurement, and aim to enhance transparency, accountability and analytics for policymaking and indigenisation monitoring.
Key Points
- 1Announces RFP and March contract target for 'Sampurna', an end-to-end defence procurement system
- 2Consolidates lifecycle data across Rs4+ lakh crore annual spending, enabling centralized decision-support
- 3Enables transparency, faster payments, indigenisation monitoring, and analytics-driven policy for financial managers
Scoring Rationale
Official nationwide procurement reform and large budgetary scope, but pre-contract implementation limits immediate operational impact.
Sources
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