NSIC CERTIFICATION

NSIC, which stands for the National Small Industries Corporation, was established in 1955 to support and promote small-scale industries.

Under the Single Point Registration scheme, NSIC facilitates the registration of Small Scale Industries (SSI) units, enabling their active participation in government procurement processes.

Micro and small enterprises that have been consistently engaged in the production of goods for at least one year, possess their own or leased workshop, and demonstrate commercial and technical expertise to supply goods or services to government departments such as DGS&D, Railways, Defense, P&T, Central/State Government Departments, and Central/State Government Public Sector Undertakings. These enterprises must adhere to BIS or other relevant standards specified by government procurement agencies.

For micro and small enterprises that have recently started commercial production but have not yet completed one year of operation, thereby unable to provide audited balance sheets and related annexures, a provisional Registration Certificate can be issued under the Single Point Registration Scheme. This certificate will be valid for one year from the date of issue, subject to payment of the registration fee and submission of the necessary documents.