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Start-ups to be invited to tap into Rs 153-billion govt e-marketplace

The government is also aiming to push more micro, small and medium enterprises onto the platform

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Subhayan Chakraborty New Delhi
Start-ups have been at the centre of things during the Narendra Modi government, but there’s more to come. The Government e-Marketplace (GeM), the online portal through which all public sector agencies are mandated to directly purchase common-use goods and services, is planning to start featuring start-ups soon.

A start-up corner on the website would allow start-ups to tap into the Rs 153-billion marketplace ( the total size of orders placed on GeM currently through more than 1 million separate orders). 

The GeM portal now features more than 660,000 products, from office stationery to vehicles and, 1,862 services — including transportation, logistics, waste

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