Businesses must register on the GEM Portal to supply goods and services to government agencies, PSUs, and ministries on the Government e-Marketplace. The goal of the portal was to eliminate intermediaries while maintaining transparency in government purchasing operations. Business owners can bid on government bids, receive direct buying orders, and add their products to the list after registering.
The following are some of the GEM Registration Portal's key features:
- Competitive bidding: Possibilities for obtaining government contracts
- Business-friendliness: Contactless and paperless purchasing
- Direct government sales: Companies can sell to government agencies.
- Financial advantages: Quicker payments and less transactional corruption
Who Needs to Register on the GEM Portal?
Registration on the GEM Portal is required for:
- Service providers: They include housekeeping, logistical, IT, and security services.
- Manufacturers: Businesses that make products that government agencies need.
- Businesses: That supply goods from independent manufacturers are known as traders and resellers.
- Start-ups and MSMEs: Small companies wishing to enter the government procurement market.
- PSUs and Government Organisations: Ministries and departments that purchase products and services.
For government sales, your company must register on the GEM Portal if it fits into any of these categories.

