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DJB to upgrade software, pave way for waivers
Hindustan Times Delhi
|August 14, 2025
The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) is in the final phase of hiring a new operator to manage and upgrade its old revenue management system, as well as shift to a cloud-based system, which will pave the way for the authority to implement the bill amnesty scheme, senior water utility officials said on Wednesday.
DJB officials said that the pre-bidding phase of the process is complete, and the bidding process is likely to be completed by next week. “The project will include operation and maintenance of revenue management system 2.0 and a smooth transition. The bids will be opened on August 18. We are hiring a new service provider for one year during which the migration to cloud infrastructure will also take place,” a senior DJB official said.
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