📋 Tender Overview
The National Program for Purchases from MYPEru has a fund of more than S/ 192 million allocated to the textile and clothing sector, covering the demands of MIDIS and MINEDU.The procurement processes managed by Compras a MYPEru include key factors for the selection of MSMEs such as productivity, competitiveness, innovation, training and formalization.
Lima, August 14, 2024.- The Ministry of Production announced the start of receiving proposals, both physically and virtually, for micro and small enterprises (MSMEs) in the textile-clothing sector interested in participating in the call for the National Compras a MYPEru Program.
The Vice Minister of MSMEs and Industry, Cesar Quispe Lujan, stressed that Produce promotes competition based on the productive development of micro and small enterprises, without price being a factor of competition. The evaluation criteria focus on the commitment to productive development, which includes aspects such as infrastructure, training, business and financial management, digital presence, and the formality of the participating companies.
The objective of the Productive Development Commitments is to create conditions that promote the growth of MSMEs through strategies such as production management, innovation, implementation of the circular economy, business management, human resources, and associativity and productive and commercial articulation. With this, we ensure that the products purchased are of high quality and reach the beneficiaries of the requesting entities of the Peruvian government, said Vice Minister Quispe Lujan.
Regarding the school kit file of the Ministry of Education (Minedu), a budget of more than S/ 185 million has been allocated for the acquisition of school overalls, which include jackets, pants and white polo shirts.
Produce, with the objective of reactivating the economy of micro and small companies in the textile-clothing sector, is actively working on this process. From today, the Textile-Confections Purchasing Executive Center will begin to receive the proposals, which will be evaluated shortly. This process will benefit 1,493 MSMEs, said Quispe Lujan.
It is important to note that since August 9, proposals have been received for the clothing requested by the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion, with a value of more than S/ 6.7 million, which will benefit more than 60 micro and small businesses.
Application Information
Free Registration: MSMEs interested in participating in these procedures must register for the call for proposals free of charge, presenting the information requested in the Consolidated Bases under the sworn declaration modality.
Evaluation of Proposals:
The proposals will be evaluated in three key stages:
-Documentary Qualification: Verification of the completeness and correctness of the required documents.
-Technical-productive Qualification: Evaluation of the technical and productive capacity of the MSME.
-Evaluation of Productive Development Commitments: Awarding scores based on compliance with commitments aimed at the companys growth and productive development.
-Qualification Criteria: The criteria of Complies or Does Not Comply will be used in the documentation and in the technical-productive capacity, together with a detailed evaluation of the Productive Development Commitments.
The presentation of proposals for both requirements will be carried out physically at Sinchi Roca 2728, 6th floor, Lince, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and virtually through the email convocatorias@nectextil.pe.
