Delhi’s doorstep delivery project to add 300 services by March 2022

The government has issued a tender to hire an agency to provide manpower to help with deliveries and enable expansion of the project

The Delhi government is planning to expand the services under its doorstep delivery scheme from the current 100 to around 400 by early next year, according to senior government officials and documents seen by HT.

The government of Delhi is delivering 100 various services under the project (of) doorstep delivery of pubic services. (HT photo)

The government has issued a tender to hire an agency to provide manpower to help with deliveries and enable expansion of the project, the officials said.

According to the tender document issued on October 22, “The government of Delhi is delivering 100 various services under the project (of) doorstep delivery of pubic services to its citizens at their doorsteps, and in future plans to add about 300 more services. For this purpose, an agency is required for providing field staff / mobile sahayaks.”

It mentioned that the government plans to open bids on November 22.

The project currently involves delivery of birth certificates, caste certificates, income certificates and drivers’ licence among others. After expansion, it plans to include widow pension, financial assistance meant for construction workers under the Welfare Board, school leaving certificates, transfer certificates, and other documents, said a senior government official, adding: “By March 2022, the project should have 400 services -- covering all aspects of public dealing and governance.”

To avail the services, a citizen has to call the 1076.