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MapmyIndia to digitally power Survey of India and Indian Oil

Dec 2025 | No Comment

MapmyIndia has announced two major government partnerships: a ₹110 crore contract with Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) and a deal to build Survey of India’s National Geo-Spatial Platform, marking a significant expansion of its government business.

For IOCL, the company will develop an integrated tracking and management system for 23,000 LPG trucks across 150 locations, featuring geofencing, route optimisation, fleet monitoring, and emergency response tools to improve efficiency and safety.

It will also power Survey of India’s National Geo-Platform, standardising core geospatial datasets and enabling data sharing across ministries, academia, and industry via web services and APIs.

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