Raminfo wins Rs 14.14 crore Tripura government contract to build ‘UNNOTI' citizen services platform
Shares of Raminfo Limited are in focus today after the company announced it has secured a ₹14.14 crore contract from the Government of Tripura to develop and maintain the 'UNNOTI' citizen services platform, under the Tripura Rural Economic Growth & Service Delivery Project (TRESP).
The project, awarded by the Directorate of Information Technology, aims to transform public service delivery in Tripura by creating a unified, secure, and scalable digital platform connecting more than 60 government departments and 300+ schemes. The initiative is expected to directly benefit over 41 lakh citizens, improving access to faster, transparent, and integrated government services.
Raminfo will act as the system integrator, responsible for the end-to-end development, deployment, and maintenance of the platform for 26 months post-deployment. The system will also include a citizen portal, service dashboards, and mobile apps, with a focus on eliminating repetitive data submissions through the 'Ask Data Once' principle.
The company highlighted that UNNOTI reflects the government's vision of 'Ease of Living', empowering citizens and streamlining governance through technology.
L. Srinath Reddy, Managing Director of Raminfo, said:
'This award strengthens Raminfo's leadership in the e-Governance space. UNNOTI is not just another technology platform — it's a citizen-centric initiative designed to empower the people of Tripura through inclusive digital transformation.'
About Raminfo
Raminfo is a BSE-listed company (Scrip Code: 530951) with 30 years of experience in delivering technology solutions across sectors like e-governance, fintech, healthcare, smart energy, IoT, and analytics. The company has been a technology partner for several government-led digital initiatives across India and continues to expand its footprint, particularly in the Northeast region.
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