Cyber Security Audit - Infrastructure Audit

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity capable of providing cyber security audit services. Bidders must demonstrate previous experience in conducting audits for large organizations or government entities, along with possessing relevant certifications in cyber security, such as ISO 27001 Lead Auditor or equivalent. Proposals should illustrate the bidder’s technical expertise and resource availability to effectively execute the contract.

The required certificates include certifications related to cyber security audits, particularly ISO 27001 Lead Auditor or equivalent. Bidders must provide documentation verifying their qualifications, as well as any additional relevant industry certifications or affiliations that support their capability to conduct cyber security audits effectively.

The registration process requires bidders to register as an entity with appropriate documentation, including tax identification and operational registration with relevant authorities. Interested parties must submit their proposals through the designated tender platform, ensuring submission alignment with the outlined technical and financial requirements, as well as accompanying certificates.

The performance security requirements typically involve the submission of a bank guarantee or performance bond that covers a percentage of the total contract value. This security ensures that the successful bidder will comply with the contract terms and fulfill their obligations, including delivering quality services within the stipulated timeline.

Yes, there are benefits for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSEs). Special provisions, such as price preference or support during the evaluation process, could apply, fostering participation from smaller firms. These incentives allow MSEs to engage in government tenders, encouraging a diverse supplier base within the cyber security domain and promoting inclusivity in the procurement process.