The Vendor is required to provide electronic key management system (EKMS) to replace an existing system that is approaching end of life.
1. Legacy system decommissioning and transition
• Inventory and controlled decommissioning and removal of existing Morse watch Mans key watch cabinets, terminals, servers, peripherals, and related infrastructure
• Secure handling of keys during transition
• Logical and physical disablement of legacy systems to prevent unauthorized access
• Ownership, custody, and future disposition of all legacy equipment and data shall remain with authority
• Documentation of decommissioning status for audit and compliance purposes
2. Supply of new EKMS solution
• Electronic key cabinets, terminals, readers, controllers, and networking components
• Centralized management software and databases
• Credentialing technology (pin, proximity, smart card, biometric, or multi-factor)
• Integration components (APIs, middleware, or connectors)
3. Installation and commissioning
• Site surveys and detailed implementation plans
• Installation at seven (7) casino locations and one (1) central office
• Configuration of user roles, access rules, schedules, and key hierarchies
• System testing and validation
• Go-live support
4. Software, licensing, and subscriptions
• All required perpetual or subscription-based software licenses
• Database licensing (if applicable)
• Reporting, audit, and compliance modules
5. Training and knowledge transfer
• Administrator training
• End-user training
• Training materials and user manuals
6. Documentation
• System architecture diagrams
• Configuration and administration guides
• Standard operating procedures (sops)
• Disaster recovery and backup documentation
7. Warranty, support, and maintenance
• Hardware warranty
• Software updates and patches
• Technical support and service level agreements (SLAs).
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