Choice Group Wins ₹191.38 Cr Govt Mandates in Q1 FY27 for E-governance & Infra Projects
Choice International's subsidiaries secured ₹191.38 Crores in government mandates during Q1 FY27. The projects cover e-governance, digital transformation, and infrastructure, including railway projects in Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra, and e-governance in Bihar. The mandates span 1 to 60 months.
The aggregate contract value of ₹191.38 Crores is substantial and covers a diverse range of projects across multiple states, indicating a significant positive impact on the company's future performance and growth prospects.
The company has announced winning multiple significant government contracts, which are expected to boost revenue and market presence.
Choice International Limited announced that its subsidiaries, Choice Consultancy Services Private Limited (CCSPL) and Ayoleeza Consultants Private Limited, have secured multiple government mandates collectively valued at approximately ₹191.38 Crores. These projects, awarded during the first quarter of FY27, span various critical sectors including e-governance, digital transformation, railway infrastructure, project management consultancy, engineering supervision, financial advisory, and technology consulting across multiple states.
Key projects include the implementation and maintenance of an integrated e-governance solution for Urban Local Bodies in Bihar, preparation of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) under the Urban Challenge Fund in Bihar, and Project Management Consultancy for the Gargai Dam & Water Conveyance Project in Maharashtra. Ayoleeza Consultants will also provide Project Management Services for railway construction projects in Tamil Nadu and railway electrification in Bihar.
Further engagements involve the implementation of a Centralized Integrated Management System (CIMS) and Business Intelligence Platform in Bihar, acting as Authority Engineer for railway electrification in Bihar, and establishing a Programme Management Unit for the District Mineral Foundation Trust in Jharkhand. The company will also provide Project Management Consultancy for the PM-SETU program in Arunachal Pradesh and Transaction Advisory services for solarizing government institutions in Maharashtra.
Additional mandates include Project Management Unit support for the Maharashtra Urban Water Supply, Sanitation & Reuse Program, Financial Advisory for a Medi-City Project in Chhattisgarh, and Independent Engineer & Auditor roles for FCI Silo Projects in Punjab and Bihar. The group will also offer technology and advisory consulting support for CHiPS in Chhattisgarh, consultancy for solarization of government buildings in Maharashtra, and support for an Artisan & E-Commerce Portal under the RAMP Programme in Maharashtra. Other projects include deployment of manpower for the Electrical Inspectorate Department in Rajasthan, technical consulting for the Water Supply and Sanitation Department in Maharashtra, strategic consultancy for School Education Transformation in Maharashtra, and establishing a Programme Management Unit for the "My Village, Healthy Village" campaign in Maharashtra.
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