Choice Group Secures Rs 1.9138 bn in Government Mandates
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Choice Group Secures Rs 1.9138 bn in Government Mandates

Choice Group said subsidiaries Choice Consultancy Services Private Limited (CCSPL) and Ayoleeza Consultants Private Limited secured government mandates totalling Rs 1.9138 billion (Rs 1.9138 bn) in the first quarter of fiscal year twenty twenty seven. The awards cover digital governance, urban infrastructure and railway projects across multiple states. Engagements include platform implementation, project management and financial advisory.

CCSPL won a large order to customise and maintain the Urban Platform for Delivery of Online Governance for urban local bodies in Bihar and secured a separate large assignment to prepare detailed project reports under the Urban Challenge Fund. The company, as a consortium partner, will provide project management consultancy for the Gargai Dam and associated water conveyance works for Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation in Maharashtra. Ayoleeza Consultants will provide project supervision services for Southern Railway projects under the Tambaram jurisdiction in Tamil Nadu.

Ayoleeza Consultants won medium order project management services for railway construction and CCSPL and partners secured engagements from East Central Railway for electrification and authority engineer appointments in Bihar to support enhancements to freight capacity up to 3,000 tonne (t). The company also secured a small order to implement a centralised integrated management system and business intelligence platform for Udyog Mitra in Bihar. Assignments further include programme management units for the District Mineral Foundation Trust in Jharkhand and the State Project Monitoring Unit under PM?SETU in Arunachal Pradesh.

Choice Consultancy Services secured independent engineer and auditor roles for Food Corporation of India silo projects that include capacities of 0.3875 million tonne (0.3875 mn t) across nine locations in Punjab and 0.325 million tonne (0.325 mn t) across seven locations in Punjab, and a separate Phase II silo assignment in Bihar. The firm also won mandates for financial advisory, technology support and specialised manpower deployment. The company said the aggregate wins reinforce its role as a trusted government partner in delivering infrastructure, digital governance and public sector transformation.

Choice Group said subsidiaries Choice Consultancy Services Private Limited (CCSPL) and Ayoleeza Consultants Private Limited secured government mandates totalling Rs 1.9138 billion (Rs 1.9138 bn) in the first quarter of fiscal year twenty twenty seven. The awards cover digital governance, urban infrastructure and railway projects across multiple states. Engagements include platform implementation, project management and financial advisory. CCSPL won a large order to customise and maintain the Urban Platform for Delivery of Online Governance for urban local bodies in Bihar and secured a separate large assignment to prepare detailed project reports under the Urban Challenge Fund. The company, as a consortium partner, will provide project management consultancy for the Gargai Dam and associated water conveyance works for Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation in Maharashtra. Ayoleeza Consultants will provide project supervision services for Southern Railway projects under the Tambaram jurisdiction in Tamil Nadu. Ayoleeza Consultants won medium order project management services for railway construction and CCSPL and partners secured engagements from East Central Railway for electrification and authority engineer appointments in Bihar to support enhancements to freight capacity up to 3,000 tonne (t). The company also secured a small order to implement a centralised integrated management system and business intelligence platform for Udyog Mitra in Bihar. Assignments further include programme management units for the District Mineral Foundation Trust in Jharkhand and the State Project Monitoring Unit under PM?SETU in Arunachal Pradesh. Choice Consultancy Services secured independent engineer and auditor roles for Food Corporation of India silo projects that include capacities of 0.3875 million tonne (0.3875 mn t) across nine locations in Punjab and 0.325 million tonne (0.325 mn t) across seven locations in Punjab, and a separate Phase II silo assignment in Bihar. The firm also won mandates for financial advisory, technology support and specialised manpower deployment. The company said the aggregate wins reinforce its role as a trusted government partner in delivering infrastructure, digital governance and public sector transformation.

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