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Hyderabad Water Board Advances Single Digital Works Platform
Hyderabad’s Water Board wants to manage its work using one computer system.
The system would cover drinking water, sewerage and infrastructure projects.
It would put tenders, designs, inspections and contractor payments in one place.
Officials could use a dashboard to see how projects are progressing.
A mobile app and mapping tools will also be included.
The Board plans to improve computers and other technology in field offices.
It will also set up round-the-clock protection against cyber threats.
Officials hope the system will help resolve public complaints faster and reduce paperwork.
The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board is developing a Single Integrated Works Module.
The platform will combine tendering, design, inspections and contractor payments in one digital system.
A dashboard will help senior officials monitor project progress and improve transparency.
The initiative includes a mobile application, GIS integration, upgraded field-office hardware and cybersecurity measures.
The software tender is underway, with submissions due by August 31, and the selected agency will provide two years of support.
- Who
- The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board, including its engineering and IT personnel, is leading the initiative.
- What
- The Board is developing a Single Integrated Works Module to digitise water supply, sewerage and infrastructure-work processes.
- Where
- The system will be used across the Water Board, including hardware at field-level sub-divisional offices in Hyderabad.
- When
- The software tender process is underway, with submissions due by August 31; the selected agency will work under a two-year contract.
- Why
- The initiative aims to improve transparency, monitor projects more efficiently, speed up work and complaint resolution, reduce manual records and strengthen cybersecurity.
Key facts
- Project
- Single Integrated Works Module
- Processes covered
- Tendering, project design, field inspections and contractor bill payments
- Contract period
- Two years for the agency selected to implement the project
- Tender deadline
- August 31
- Security plan
- A 24/7 network security system covering firewall updates, network patching and end-to-end security
- Technology scope
- Mobile application, GIS integration and upgraded field-office hardware
- Expected benefits
- Improved transparency, real-time monitoring, faster complaint resolution and less manual record-keeping
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