GEM Cyber Security Audit Tender New Delhi 2026 – 25% Flex, MSE Preference, Escalation & Service Office

Tender Overview

The government e-marketplace (GEM) invites bids for a Cyber Security Audit – Security and Compliance Audit in New Delhi, Delhi. Estimated value is ₹100,000. Bidders must note the flexible 25% variation clause on quantity or duration, applicable to lumpsum service contracts with provider consent. The tender emphasizes assignment/sub-contract controls, MSE purchase preference, and a service presence within the consignee state. A dedicated toll-free support line and an escalation matrix are required, along with mandatory certificates. This procurement carries governance focus on security auditing, compliance checks, and risk assessment for the commissioning organization.

Technical Specifications & Requirements

• Category: Cyber Security Audit – Security and Compliance Audit
• Scope signals: 25% quantity/duration variation allowed; scope expansion possible with service provider consent for lump-sum contracts.
• Delivery/Support: Office of service provider must be located in the state of the consignee; dedicated/toll-free service number required; escalation matrix with contact numbers.
• Documentation: Mandatory certificates and documents must be uploaded; past project experience evidence required. No BOQ items are listed, indicating a boutique or consultancy audit engagement rather than goods.
• Eligibility triggers: MSE bid preference rules apply if seller is manufacturer/service provider and documentation proves eligibility; options exist to match L1 within policy margins.
• Compliance emphasis: Adherence to contract assignment/sub-contract restrictions; joint liability remains with original contractor.

Terms & Eligibility

• EMD: Not specified in the available data; ensure verification during bid submission.
• Purchase Preference: MSEs may receive price preference per policy; bidders must be the manufacturer or service provider.
• Office requirement: Service provider office must be located in the consignee’s state (Delhi).
• Support: Dedicated toll-free contact for service support and a formal escalation matrix.
• Documentation: Upload required certificates and past project evidence; non-submission risks rejection.
• Liability: Supplier remains jointly and severally liable even if sub-contractor used.