Uttar Pradesh has excelled in crop procurement through the GeM (Government e-Marketplace) portal, with the state government making purchases totaling Rs 22,337 crore in the financial year 2025-26. This achievement sets Uttar Pradesh apart as a prime example for other states to follow. Various government departments in the state have actively utilized the GeM portal for their procurements, placing Uttar Pradesh at the forefront compared to other states.
In the fiscal year 2025-26, Uttar Pradesh’s procurement through the GeM portal reached Rs 22,337 crore, showcasing a remarkable commitment to digital efficiency and transparency. The state has notably become the first to fully embrace the GeM platform, earning accolades for its efforts in promoting local MSMEs and ensuring transparency in procurement processes. The Yogi Adityanath government’s initiatives have raised the bar for transparency in crop procurement, covering a wide range of agricultural produce and government department needs.
Among the top 10 states in GeM portal procurement, Uttar Pradesh leads with purchases amounting to Rs 22,337 crore, followed by states like Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Delhi. The Urban Development Department in Uttar Pradesh notably recorded the highest procurement share, with purchases worth Rs 3,606 crore through the portal. Recognizing the state’s exemplary GeM procurement policy, the Government of India has hailed Uttar Pradesh as a model for transparent procurement practices.
