DEVIT Secures ₹5.33 Cr Order from Gujarat Govt for IT Services
Dev Information Technology Ltd (DEVIT) secured an enterprise technology order worth ₹5.33 crore from the Government of Gujarat. The contract includes software enablement and infrastructure modernization for public-facing revenue applications and is expected to be executed within one month.
The order value of ₹5.33 crore is significant for the company and contributes to its order book, but it is not a transformative amount that would drastically alter its financial standing in the short term.
The company has secured a new order, which is a positive development for business growth and revenue.
Dev Information Technology Ltd (DEVIT) has secured an enterprise technology order worth approximately ₹5.33 crore from the Settlement Commissioner and Director of Land Records, an undertaking of the Revenue Department, Government of Gujarat.
The contract involves software enablement and infrastructure modernization services, focusing on Microsoft SQL Server 2025 Enterprise architectures. DEVIT will be responsible for aligning these capabilities to support the department's key public-facing applications: iORA (Integrated Revenue and Office Record Application), e-Milkat, and Any RoR, which are hosted at the Gujarat State Data Center (GSDC).
DEVIT's implementation will enhance high-availability processing, data redundancy for disaster recovery, improve database performance, and ensure future scalability. The project also includes supporting application enhancements, enhanced cybersecurity, business continuity, and long-term OEM support. The order is from a domestic entity, is a fixed-cost contract, and is expected to be executed within approximately one month. The promoters of DEVIT have no interest in the awarding entity, and the contract does not fall under related party transactions.
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