End Point Protection Software / Appliances (V3)

The eligibility requirements include being a registered entity with relevant licenses to operate in the cybersecurity domain. Bidders must demonstrate prior experience in providing similar security solutions, including holding valid certifications relevant to endpoint protection. Financial statements should reflect stability and the capability to fulfill contract obligations efficiently.

Bidders need to provide relevant certifications that validate their qualifications in cybersecurity practices. This includes certifications such as ISO 27001, CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker), other industry-recognized certificates, and evidence of compliance with national cybersecurity frameworks. Submissions must include documentation proving adherence to quality and performance standards.

To register for the tender, vendors must visit the official tender portal and create an account. The registration process usually involves submitting necessary documents that include business registration, financial statements, and previous project references. Ensuring all submitted documentation is in the accepted formats is crucial for smooth registration.

An Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is typically mandated to ensure seriousness in bidding. The required EMD amount will be specified in the tender documents. It is essential that bidders submit their EMD in the accepted formats during the proposal submission phase to avoid disqualification.

MSEs are encouraged to participate through specific provisions such as reduced financial securities, preferential treatment during evaluations, and possible exemptions from certain documentation requirements. These initiatives are implemented to promote local enterprises and ensure competitive opportunities within the cybersecurity market.