Top global management consultancy firms and India’s top management institute are among eight bidders to have submitted their proposals to the Uttar Pradesh government to help make the state a $1-trillion economy in the next five years. Bidders include Boston Consulting, Grand Thorton, Nangia and Co, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India and IIM-Ahmedabad.
Speaking to FE on condition of anonymity, a senior state government official said that a high-powered committee under the chief secretary would first short list the companies and then ask the short-listed companies to make a presentation. “Thereafter, the technical bids would be opened and evaluated, followed by financial bids,” he said.