Prithvi wins Mizoram's state data center project

Company bagged the Mizoram State Data Centre project worth Rs 12.5 crore by competing with players like Reliance, HCL, TCS and Sify.

PTI | June 9, 2011



Hyderabad-based information and communication technology company Prithvi Information Solutions on Wednesday said it has bagged the Mizoram State Data Centre project worth Rs 12.5 crore by competing with players like Reliance, HCL, TCS and Sify.

The project is primarily for design, site preparation, supply, installation, commissioning, maintenance and operations of SDC.

Prithvi expects to complete initial building phase of this SDC in six months time, followed by five years of facility management services.

"The proposed SDC will be connected to the State Wide Area Network (SWAN), which will help provide the access to the e-Governance applications and services to Government employees and citizens," Amitava Lahiri, Senior VP, IT Services, Prithvi Information Solutions said in a statement.

Earlier Prithvi had bagged SDCs from Haryana and Nagaland government.

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