Nepal & regional delivery
Registered local prime — architecture and security depth from Bade Group.
Partners — Nepal
How we structure Nepal tenders and institutional programs
This page is intentionally narrow: it describes our regional delivery model with Nisunajni Group Pvt. Ltd., capabilities, methodology, and representative footprint — not the full firm story. For who leads the work, see Team; for firm philosophy, see Firm.
Nepal delivery partner
Engineering & technology solutions — Nepal
- Registered entity
- Nisunajni Group Pvt. Ltd.
- Headquarters
- Lalitpur, Nepal
- Established
- 2074 BS
- Company registration
- 175420/074/075
VAT-registered Nepalese integrator delivering IT systems, network and cybersecurity, surveillance, and MEP engineering. Structured L1–L3 support, AMCs, and 24×7×365 coverage for government, healthcare, construction, education, and enterprise clients across Nepal.
Local prime contractor, internationally credentialed technical leadership
For Nepal public procurement and institutional RFPs, the compliant bidding entity is Nisunajni Group Pvt. Ltd. Bade Group provides the lead solution architect and security posture — embedding global enterprise practice (zero trust, cloud, edge protection, regulated workloads) without weakening local eligibility, VAT compliance, or on-the-ground execution.
- Nepal-registered prime with field teams, AMCs, and national delivery experience
- QCBS-friendly depth: methodology, SLAs, key-personnel CVs, and past-performance narrative
- Hybrid and data-residency aware designs suited to Nepal telecom and hosting realities
- Structured knowledge transfer so client teams retain operational ownership
Technical leadership & Nepal liaison
Principal architecture and security posture for joint proposals is led by Bade Group. In-country coordination runs through our Nepal liaison. Names, bios, and contact paths are on the Firm page (Leadership section) — this page stays focused on delivery model and local partner credentials.
Integrated capabilities (Nepal)
End-to-end delivery across IT, security, surveillance, MEP, and managed services — the operational substrate our architecture blueprints plug into.
IT & software
- Enterprise applications (HRMS, hospital, billing, education systems)
- Web platforms and integrations (ERP, EMR, hardware ecosystems)
- Server infrastructure design, deployment, and operations
- Network architecture, NMS, and IT operations tooling
Network & security
- Enterprise LAN/WAN design, optimization, and high availability
- VPN, firewall, IDS/IPS, and segmentation programs
- Multi-WAN, load balancing, and branch connectivity
- Wi‑Fi and hotspot rollouts for institutions and venues
Surveillance & physical security
- End-to-end CCTV design, installation, and lifecycle maintenance
- Access control integrated with IT and operational workflows
- Monitoring models for commercial and institutional estates
MEP engineering
- Electrical systems, internal/external electrification, fire alarm
- Mechanical — HVAC, sprinkler, and hydrant systems
- Integrated MEP for commercial and industrial sites
Managed services
- AMCs for IT and network estates
- 24×7×365 incident response and service management
- Preventive maintenance and performance tuning
Delivery methodology
Structured phases evaluators expect — from assessment through long-term support — mapped to Nepal procurement dialogue and training-of-trainers expectations.
- 01
Assessment & planning
Infrastructure review, requirements, and risk/gap analysis.
- 02
Solution design
Architecture, security model, and technology choices aligned to operations.
- 03
Implementation & integration
Deployment with minimal disruption; disciplined change control.
- 04
Testing & optimization
Security, performance, failover, and tuning before scale.
- 05
Training & handover
ToT-style enablement so internal teams can run the environment.
- 06
Ongoing support
Monitoring, maintenance, and continuous improvement under SLA.
Representative footprint
Programs delivered across Nepal (via Nisunajni Group)
Illustrative sector mix and institutions — suitable for past-performance tables and methodology appendices. Exact contract references follow tender instructions.
Healthcare & medical
- Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology
- HAMS Hospital (Dhumbarahi)
- Hetauda Community Eye Hospital (Tilganga network)
- Amitabha Buddha Medical Centre (Maharajgunj)
- Dristi Eye Clinic (Dillibazar)
Government & public sector
- Tribhuvan International Airport
- National Health Training Center (Teku)
- Flight Safety Standard Department (Sinamangal)
- Nepal Airlines Corporation (Newroad)
Construction & cement
- EMERALD Construction Company (Tinkune)
- EG INFRA Construction Company (Tinkune)
- Ghorahi Cement Industries Pvt. Ltd.
- Sagarmatha Cement Industries
- Hongshi Shivam Cement Industry (Nawalparasi)
Pharmaceutical & industrial
- Everest Pharmaceuticals (Tinkune)
- Everest Parenterals (Bhaktapur)
- ZEST Laboratories (Kaushaltar)
Education
- Rato Bangala School (Patan Dhoka)
- Kathmandu Model College (Bagbazaar)
- Kathmandu Infosys Education Consultancy (Putalisadak)
- Euro International School (Kandaghari)
- Aksharaa School (Kandaghari)
- Olympia College (Buddhanagar)
- Glacier International College (Shantinagar Gate)
- Kathmandu World School (Bhaktapur)
Corporate, logistics & technology
- WHUREN Manpower Company (Baneshwor)
- Data Research and Analytic Center (Jwagal)
- Speed and Shine Autozone Pvt. Ltd. (Butwal)
- BR Logistics (Babarmahal)
- Sky Technologies (Putalisadak)
- Infra Soft Solution (Buddhanagar)
- Welink Associates Pvt. Ltd. (Bhaktapur)
- Softcraft International (New Plaza)
Hospitality & commercial
- Hotel EMRO Plaza (Babarmahal)
- Laxmi Hotel (Butwal)
- Indreni Banquet, Foodland, Hotel, De Café, Café (Kathmandu valley)
Associations, NGOs & other
- Nepal Chemist and Drugs Association (Chetrapati, Birgunj, Janakpur)
- Sahara Foundation (Chhauni)
- Nepal Samuhik Krisak Dairy (Balaju)
- Godavari Data Center (Godavari)
- Anusha Pharmacy (Lamki)
- Bindass Nepal Entertainment Hub (Putalisadak)
Technical approach (RFP-ready themes)
Vocabulary and structure aligned with QCBS technical evaluation: security model, cloud posture, operations, and evidence packages.
Security architecture
- Zero Trust Architecture (identity-first, least privilege, continuous validation)
- Micro-segmentation and east-west traffic controls
- Layered defenses: WAF, API security, IDS/IPS, and encrypted transport
- DDoS and abuse mitigation informed by global edge-scale practice
Cloud & infrastructure
- Cloud-first and hybrid models (OCI, AWS, Azure patterns as appropriate)
- Scalable reference architectures for institutional and commercial scale
- Backup, disaster recovery, and business continuity planning
- Data residency, sovereignty, and Nepal hosting / telecom constraints
Identity & operations
- Centralized IAM, RBAC, and MFA programs
- Logging, monitoring, and audit evidence for procurement and compliance dialogue
- SLA design, incident response playbooks, and governance cadence
Implementation rigor (QCBS-aligned)
- Phased delivery with explicit test gates (security, performance, failover)
- Documentation sets evaluators expect: HLD/LLD, runbooks, training plans
- Knowledge transfer and ToT so Nepalese teams retain long-term control
Eligibility, JV requirements, and document formats are defined by each tender. This page supports narrative and CV preparation — not a substitute for legal review of specific RFP instructions under Nepal’s Public Procurement Act and related rules.
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