National Project Implementation Plan - NVBDCP

12.3.4 Procurement Methods
The table given below gives highlight of the various procurement procedures 30
to be used by NVBDCP. These along with agreed thresholds would be
reproduced in the procurement plan. The thresholds indicated in the following
table is for the current implementing agencies and in case the decentralized
procurement is used in the future, the thresholds may be revised for the state
level procurement agencies.
Table: Procurement Methods to be used for NVBDCP
Category Method of Procurement Threshold (US$ Equivalent)
Goods and Non-consultant ICB >1,000,000
services
LIB
wherever agreed by World Bank
NCB Up to 1,000,000
Shopping Up to 50,000
DC
As per para 3.6 of WB Guidelines
Procurement from UN As per para 3.9 of WB Guidelines
Agencies
Consultants’ Services CQS/LCS Up to 100,000
Up to 50,000
Service Delivery contractor
procedure
As per para 3.21 of WB Guidelines
(selection procedure to be agreed)
Individuals
Up to 50,000 (as per para 5.2 to
5.4 of WB Guidelines)
Use of UN Agencies
As per para 3.15 of WB Guidelines
Use of NGO
As per para 3.16 of WB Guidelines
QCBS
(i) International shortlist
(ii) Shortlist may comprise
national consultants only
QCBS (or QBS/FBS if agreed with
World Bank) for all other cases
>500,000
Up to 500,000
World Bank’s SBD and Standard RFP, as agreed with the World Bank, will be
used for all procurement of goods and consultancy under the project. In
addition to the World Bank’s Procurement and Consultants’ Guidelines and
SBD/RFP Documents, Malaria Tool Kit published by the World Bank may also be
referred for procurement and supply management. The use of WHO prequalified
suppliers or suppliers recommended by WHOPES for use or application
30 If bids are called concurrently for several lots/ schedules in a package and cross discounts are
invited, the aggregate value of the total package will form the basis to determine the procurement
method as well as the review requirements
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