Understanding Scheme X of BIS Certification: A Flexible Route for Special Product Compliance
Introduction in India, ensuring product compliance with quality and safety standards is crucial, especially for manufacturers, importers, and government suppliers. While the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) offers various certification options, Scheme X stands out for its flexibility and focused applicability. Unlike general BIS certifications such as CRS (Compulsory Registration Scheme), which are designed for mass-market consumer products, Scheme X is intended for non-routine, specialized, or limited-quantity products.
What
is Scheme X? Scheme X is a targeted certification scheme
under the BIS Product Certification framework. It is designed for products
where: - Production is one-time or limited in scale - Supplies are made for
specific customers, tenders, or government contracts - Continuous surveillance
and standard ISI marking are not practical - Import/export consignments require
one-time BIS compliance
Instead
of affixing a standard ISI mark, BIS certifies such products through a Certificate
of Conformity (CoC), ensuring adherence to relevant Indian Standards.
Key
Features of Scheme X Certification
- No
Standard Product Marking
Products under Scheme X do not carry the ISI mark. Certification is granted through a formal CoC issued by BIS. - Single-Use
or Time-Bound Validity
Ideal for batch-based or contract-specific deliveries, where the certification remains valid for that particular order or consignment. - Customer-Specific
Compliance
Tailored for clients or tenders that require compliance with Indian Standards but do not necessitate permanent licensing. - No
Ongoing Surveillance
Post-certification inspections and audits are not applicable under Scheme X. - Supportive
for Importers and Exporters
Highly effective for businesses needing BIS compliance for one-time imports/exports linked to Indian clients or authorities.
Who
Should Consider Scheme X? Scheme X is applicable across various
specialized industrial and government-linked applications, including:
·
Defense and Aerospace Procurement:
Precision-machined components, high-grade alloys, electrical assemblies.
·
Project-Based Bulk Supplies:
Steel, valves, electrical insulators, transformers.
·
Import Consignments to Indian Buyers:
Machinery, pumps, specialty adhesives, cables.
·
Export Production with Indian Standards:
For international supply chains or government-backed buyers abroad.
·
Institutional or Government Orders:
Lab instruments, educational tools, medical devices under government tenders.
Benefits
of Scheme X Certification - Offers regulatory flexibility without
compromising on product quality - Reduces operational and cost burden for
limited or custom production - Provides formal BIS acknowledgment for
compliance - Enables participation in government procurement or defense
contracts.
How
AQS Can Support Scheme X Certification At Analytical Quality Solution Pvt. Ltd., we specialize in understanding and
executing certification pathways like Scheme X that differ from routine BIS
schemes. Our expert support includes:
·
Technical qualification of your product under
Scheme X
·
Preparation of application files and process
documentation
·
Coordination with BIS and facilitation of
factory inspections (if applicable)
·
Assistance in testing, certification, and
securing the CoC
Whether
you’re executing a defense order, one-time export, or a custom manufacturing
contract, we ensure full compliance with Indian regulatory needs.
Conclusion Scheme
X is a strategic tool within BIS Certification for non-continuous and
special-purpose production scenarios. By removing the need for ISI marking
and ongoing surveillance, it provides manufacturers and importers with a
practical yet compliant path to market entry.
For
tailored assistance with Scheme X or other BIS certification
processes, connect with Analytical Quality Solution Pvt. Ltd.—your
compliance and quality assurance partner.
Contact
Us:
📧 info@aqssolution.com
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