Tenable nessus professional vulnerability management software renewal (3 years) – petrosa

CSD National Support: 012 406 9222, [email protected]

PetroSA portal support: 012 663 8815, [email protected]

PetroSA (for registration status issues): 021 928 4731

Suppliers must register in two phases before tendering:

• Phase 1: Central Supplier Database (CSD) self-registration at www.csd.gov.za.
• Phase 2: PetroSA online supplier registration via the PetroSA portal.

During registration, suppliers must complete a 7-step wizard, attach required documents (e.g., BEE certificate) using the Manage Attachments function, and declare any conflict of interest in Step 7.

The Database Administrator will vet and verify submitted information. Suppliers whose status precludes online tendering or whose BEE status is not vetted should contact PetroSA at 021 928 4731 and advise the Tender Consultant.

Bidders must be registered on the CSD and complete PetroSA's online supplier registration. Bidders must provide BEE information and upload relevant documents. A conflict of interest declaration is required.

field. Type

in your document description (e.g. BEE certificate 2018) then click on “Upload”.

upload your document and click on save.

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Select the document from your source directory folder and click on “Open”, then

click on “Save”. (Or double click on your source document)

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You will get a message “saved successfully” when your document is saved and

you will be able to see the saved document record at the bottom of your screen.

PS: When you attach more than one document (e.g.: BEE certificate and profile),

remember to Click on “Clear” before uploading your next document.

5. Click on Step 7 then indicate if you have a “Conflict of Interest” or not. If you

have conflict of interest, please select “Yes” indicator and type the declaration. If

not, please select “No” indicator, then click on “Save” button to proceed.

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Suppliers must register on the Central Supplier Database (CSD) at www.csd.gov.za.

Local suppliers must complete BEE information in Step 6 of the registration wizard and attach relevant BEE documents (e.g., BEE certificate) via the Manage Attachments function.

In Step 7, suppliers must declare any conflict of interest; if yes, provide a declaration.

In Step 7, suppliers must declare any conflict of interest; if yes, provide a declaration. The Database Administrator will vet and verify submitted information. Suppliers whose status precludes online tendering or whose BEE status is not vetted should contact PetroSA at 021 928 4731 and advise the Tender Consultant.

Suppliers must register in two phases: Phase 1 – Central Supplier Database (CSD) self-registration at www.csd.gov.za; Phase 2 – PetroSA self-registration via the PetroSA portal. Assistance contacts: CSD National Support 012 406 9222 / [email protected]; PetroSA portal support 012 663 8815 / [email protected].

Closing date and time are not stated in the provided text. No briefing or site visit is mentioned.

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Submission is via the PetroSA eProcurement system (ISS) only; no emailed tenders will be accepted. Bidders must be registered on the CSD and have a MAAA CSD registration number to access the full tender documentation. The completed Commercial Bid Analysis (CBA) with an all-inclusive quotation must be attached on ISS. Returnable Schedule documents must be completed and attached, including the Commercial Bid Analysis (CBA) and attestation letters. Enquiries should be directed to Caroline Widmer in the Tender Office.

Bidders must be registered on the CSD and have a MAAA CSD registration number. The tenderer must provide a minimum of two (2) attestation letters from customers to confirm implementation of a vulnerability management program or service. The Commercial Bid Analysis (CBA) must be completed and attached with an all-inclusive quotation on ISS.

The software must be Tenable Nessus Professional. The tenderer must complete and attach the Commercial Bid Analysis (CBA) with an all-inclusive quotation on ISS. PetroSA requires to renew its Tenable Nessus Professional Software Vulnerability license for a further three (3) years (payable annually), which will be used to do vulnerability assessments on the entire PetroSA technology landscape. The Tenable Nessus Professional Software must be able to keep an audit trail. The Technical Lead must have a minimum of three (3) years technical lead experience on Vulnerability Management. The tenderer must provide a minimum of two (2) attestation letters from customers to confirm implementation of a vulnerability management program or service. The tenderer must submit a proposal showing current capability and years of experience in vulnerability management programmes.

Bidders must be registered on the CSD and have a MAAA CSD registration number. The tenderer must complete and attach the Commercial Bid Analysis (CBA) with an all-inclusive quotation on ISS. The Technical Lead must have a minimum of three (3) years technical lead experience on Vulnerability Management.

The tenderer must complete and attach the Commercial Bid Analysis (CBA) with an all-inclusive quotation on ISS. Bidders must be registered on the CSD and have a MAAA CSD registration number.

Enquiries: Caroline Widmer, Tender Office, telephone no. (not fully stated in text). Registration guide: http://www.procurement.petrosa.com/Downloads/Documents/SupplierSelfRegistration.pdf