National Rural Infrastructure Development Agency Cyber Security Audit Tender South Delhi Web Application Security Audit 2025

Bidders should review the ATC document and submit a technical proposal outlining the web application security audit approach, risk assessment methodology, and deliverables. Include GST registration, PAN, prior government audit experience, and any required OEM authorizations. The estimated contract value is ₹95,000, with potential quantity/duration adjustments up to 25%.

Submit GST certificate, PAN card, 2-3 years of financial statements, experience certificates for similar web app audits, technical bid with audit methodology, and any OEM authorizations for security tools. Include evidence of prior government project audits and compliance with NRIDA procurement norms.

Delivery terms are not explicitly defined; the ATC permits up to 25% increase in quantity or contract duration at issue and post-award. Bidders should propose a realistic audit timeline, milestone reports, and a final risk assessment deliverable compatible with NRIDA DRD requirements.

No explicit standards are listed in the tender data. Bidders should reference common government cyber security best practices and any applicable IS/ISO benchmarks in their methodology while awaiting the official ATC guidance for NRIDA’s preferred standards.

The tender’s estimated value is ₹95,000. Bidders must prepare cost proposals that cover full audit scope, vulnerability scanning, risk reporting, and remediation guidance within this budget, aligning with NRIDA procurement expectations.

Bidders should access the uploaded ATC document referenced in the tender details. The ATC contains specific terms, eligibility, and submission guidelines that complement the general tender information and clarify quantity/duration adjustment provisions.

Eligibility requires demonstrated experience in conducting web application security audits for government or public sector entities, with verifiable reports. Provide prior engagement details, client references, and evidence of audit deliverables such as risk assessment reports and remediation recommendations.