⚖️ Statutory MSME Policy Simulator
MSME L1+15% Price Preference & Split Calculator
Verify your price matching rights under Public Procurement Policy 2012, simulate mandatory 25% quantity split allocations, and draft an official representation letter.
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Valid Udyam Registered Micro / Small Enterprise
MSMED Act 2006
Confirmed: Your business holds valid Udyam Registration for the tendered manufacturing/service category.
Max Qualifying Ceiling (L1+15%)
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Price Variance vs L1
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Target Reduction to Match
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Statutory Order Allocation Simulator (Divisible Tenders)
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Official Representation Letter for L1 Price Matching
Drafted under Public Procurement Policy for MSEs Order 2012 (Section 11).
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Legal Authority & Price Preference Rules
Public Procurement Policy 2012 Para 3
If the L1 price is from a non-MSE, participating MSEs quoting within L1+15% shall be allowed to supply at least 25% of the total tendered quantity by matching the L1 price.
Non-Divisible Tender Provision
When the tender cannot be split (e.g. single machine or turnkey contract), the qualifying MSE matching the L1 price is awarded 100% of the contract.
What if multiple MSEs fall within the L1+15% price band?
When multiple MSEs fall within the L1+15% band, the lowest quoting MSE is invited first to match L1. If they accept, they are awarded the 25% share (or full contract for non-divisible goods). If they decline, the opportunity passes sequentially to the next MSE in the band.
Do traders and distributors qualify for L1+15% preference?
No. Under Ministry of MSME circulars and GeM GTC, price preference is strictly restricted to OEM manufacturers and actual service providers. Pure traders and resellers holding retail Udyam registrations are excluded from price preference rights.