2 Bidders Technically Qualify for ₹350 Cr Model SROs Project in Ajmer by Department of Registration and Stamps
Technical Evaluation Key Takeaways
- ✓ Technical evaluation completed for Model SROs project in Ajmer.
- ✓ CMS Computers India Private Limited and Terracis Technologies Limited qualified.
- ✓ Project estimated at ₹350 crore by Department of Registration and Stamps.
- ✓ Procurement conducted via EPROCURE platform.
- ✓ Next stage will determine financial bids and L1 bidder.
- ✓ Result announced on 22 July 2026.
CMS Computers India Private Limited and Terracis Technologies Limited have cleared the technical evaluation for the ₹350 crore Model SROs establishment project in Ajmer, Rajasthan. The Department of Registration and Stamps will now proceed to the next stage of the tender process.
The Department of Registration and Stamps has announced the results of the technical evaluation for its high-value Model SROs establishment and operations project in Ajmer, Rajasthan. With an estimated tender value of ₹350 crore, this project has attracted significant attention from leading service providers.
Out of four bidders, only two have successfully cleared the technical qualification stage, marking a crucial step towards the modernisation of registration services in the region. The procurement process is being managed through the EPROCURE platform.
The Award
CMS Computers India Private Limited and Terracis Technologies Limited have both been technically qualified for the Model SROs project in Ajmer, as per the Department of Registration and Stamps' evaluation. No financial bids have been opened yet, and the process will now move to the next stage.
Bidders (4)
About the Project
- Project involves establishment and operations of Model Sub-Registrar Offices (SROs) in Ajmer.
- Estimated tender value is ₹350 crore, indicating a large-scale services engagement.
- Procurement is managed by the Department of Registration and Stamps, Rajasthan.
- The tender is being processed via the EPROCURE platform.
Why It Matters
This technical qualification marks a significant milestone in Ajmer's efforts to modernise its registration and stamping services, with only two firms advancing to the next stage for a major ₹350 crore government contract.
With CMS Computers India Private Limited and Terracis Technologies Limited clearing the technical stage, the competition now moves forward to the financial evaluation. The final selection will determine who will lead the transformation of Model SROs in Ajmer.


