PAMA floats tender for cybersecurity assessment, penetration testing program
The Public Authority for Minors’ Affairs (PAMA) has floated a tender for a cybersecurity assessment and penetration testing program covering its headquarters and branches, as part of efforts to evaluate the security of its technological systems and identify potential vulnerabilities.
The authority announced that the tender documents can be collected by interested companies from PAMA headquarters from Sunday, November 1.
A preliminary meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, while the deadline for submitting bids is Thursday, November 19. Bids must be submitted in sealed envelopes and accompanied by the required official documents, including registration with the Central Agency for Public Tenders, a 2026 commercial registration certificate from the Kuwait Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and an initial bank guarantee equivalent to 2 percent of the bid value, issued by a local bank.
Other mandatory documents include a certificate of good standing from the Public Authority for Civil Information, a national employment compliance certificate from the Public Authority for Manpower, and a tax exemption certificate from the Ministry of Finance.
