The public procurement provisions of the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) will open up $ 122 billion worth of market for Indian companies without any discrimination, commerce secretary Sunil Barthwal said Friday. “For the first time the UK has agreed to take a binding commitment to provide non-discriminatory treatment for Indian suppliers under the UK’s social value regime,” he said. India’s commitment under the agreement on public procurement would open up $ 114 billion market for the suppliers in the UK.