Gujarat Quantum Mission • Planning resource

Build access first.
Prove demand.
Scale what works.

A linked, evidence-led planning hub for government, institutions, industry and national mission partners.

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Evidence reviewed 1 October 2026 • Planning draft • No outreach sent

56evidence records

15institutions to verify

11demand problems

1290-day actions

National alignment

Use the national backbone; build Gujarat’s operating advantage

India’s National Quantum Mission already provides thematic hubs, funding routes, scientific networks and shared programmes. Gujarat should orchestrate access, demand and translation rather than duplicate every facility.

Quantum computing

FQCI • IISc Bengaluru

Access, algorithms, translation

Quantum communication

Samgnya • IIT Madras

QKD, networks, components

Sensing & metrology

Qmet • IIT Bombay

Sensors, standards, validation

Materials & devices

QMD • IIT Delhi

Devices, fabrication, components

Searchable source register

Evidence before claims

Filter verified public records by geography or subject. Status words are deliberate: announced, sanctioned, tendered, installed and operational are not interchangeable.

Execution roadmap

From fragmented capability to an investable mission

Phase 10–6 months

Verify and connect

Mandate, secretariat, capability audit, four hub access agreements and 3–5 stage-gated pilots.

Phase 26–18 months

Validate and train

Independent pilot validation, teaching laboratories, talent consortium and startup pipeline.

Phase 318–36 months

Build selectively

Shared facilities and procurement pathways only where utilization and access cases are proven.

Phase 436–60 months

Deploy and specialize

Multi-site deployment and specializations backed by sustained users, operating budgets and measurable value.

Scale gateSustained users • utilization • independently validated performance • operating budget • procurement or market route

Stakeholder engagement

Collect the evidence the desk research cannot provide

The engagement kit standardizes every institutional request, hub meeting, facility inspection and industry problem statement so that field evidence feeds directly into mission decisions.

Institution capability questionnaire
Facility inspection and equipment-access form
NQM hub meeting agenda and access term sheet
Industry/public problem statement form
Pilot concept and meeting evidence log

Every engagement should close with

Owner: A named accountable counterpart
Evidence: Documents, facility records or a signed meeting note
Access: Eligibility, cost, queue, data and IP terms
Next action: A dated, verifiable step—never a vague intention

Planning package

Use the right artifact for the right discussion

Master planning handbook

National mission, hub architecture, benchmarks, Gujarat capability, governance, gates and five-year roadmap.

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Evidence workbook

Searchable source register, institutions, facilities, programmes, problems and a live 90-day tracker.

Excel workbook

Stakeholder engagement kit

Ready-to-adapt letters, questionnaires, agendas, inspection forms and access terms.