Procurement JTO phs1

1. What are the two levels of procurement in BSNL?

• a) Corporate Office and Field Units
• b) Circle H/Q and Local Level
• c) Tenders and PSUs
• d) DGS&D and Open Tenders

2. What kind of equipment is procured at BSNL Corporate Office?

• a) Low-value equipment
• b) New technology equipment
• c) Civil and Electrical equipment
• d) None of the above

3. Why might the limited tender option be exercised?

• a) To invite unknown bidders
• b) To save time in procurement
• c) To evaluate new suppliers
• d) To minimize costs

4. When might a single tender system be adopted?

• a) For high-value equipment
• b) For equipment of proprietary nature
• c) For goods exceeding Rs. 2,50,000
• d) For specialized services

5. What is the purpose of the Expression of Interest (EOI) route?

• a) To place repeat orders with existing vendors
• b) To invite limited tenders for specific goods
• c) To shortlist potential bidders for new technology
• d) To finalize specifications for goods and services

6. What is the time limit for the procurement process from the issue of NIT to opening of tenders?

• a) 10 days
• b) 21 days
• c) 35 days
• d) 45 days

7. Which route is used for immediate requirements to ensure continued supplies from existing vendors?

• a) Negotiations Route
• b) Limited Tender Route
• c) Single Tender Route
• d) Expression of Interest (EOI) Route

8. What is the monetary ceiling for purchases made through Government e-Market Place (GeM)?

• a) Up to Rs. 50,000
• b) Up to Rs. 2,50,000
• c) Up to Rs. 30,00,000
• d) No monetary ceiling

9. What type of goods can be purchased without inviting quotations or bids?

• a) Goods costing up to Rs. 50,000
• b) Goods costing up to Rs. 25,000
• c) Goods costing up to Rs. 1,00,000
• d) Goods costing up to Rs. 2,50,000

10. When might limited tenders be necessary?

• a) For unknown bidders
• b) For established suppliers
• c) For sophisticated equipment
• d) For low-cost goods