Trust and Compliance

Everything procurement asks for, on one page

Registrations, empanelments, the security model, deployment options and where the data lives. If something you need is not here, ask — we would rather answer it than have you assume.

Cleared to be bought

Current registrations. Certificate copies are supplied with any tender response and on request.

Industry partner, IIT Hyderabad. Nextent Labs is an industry partner in the programme refreshing India’s groundwater estimation formula, run by the institute that built in GEC-1995.

GeM registered

Government e-Marketplace vendor registration for direct public procurement.

MSME

Micro, Small & Medium Enterprise certified under the Government of India.

DPIIT · Startup India

Recognised startup under the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade.

StartupTN

Empanelled and recognised under the Government of Tamil Nadu Startup Mission.

NISG empanelled

National Institute for Smart Government empanelled technology vendor.

MAHA water industry partner

Water resource technology partner for state-level monitoring bodies.

Written to government IT norms, not adapted to them

Enterprise-grade security controls designed specifically for mission-critical government groundwater data.

Role-based access control

Nodules visibility, screen access and data scope all governed by assigned role, configurable per officer, down to the individual station.

Encryption in transit

TLS 1.2 and above on all application endpoints. No unencrypted data transmission.

Immutable audit logging

Every create, update, delete and approval logged with user identity, role, module and timestamp. Logs cannot be altered.

Raw data retention

Original sensor readings are always preserved. Corrected values are stored separately with full lineage back to the original.

On-premise deployment

All production data resides within government-owned infrastructure. No cloud dependency where a department does not want one.

Open-source stack

Linux, containerised, PostgreSQL with TimescaleDB and PostGIS. No per-seat licence exposure hidden in the platform.

Your data does not need us to remain yours

A department should be able to end a relationship with a vendor without losing access to its own record. That principle shapes three specific commitments.

01

Custody stays with the department

Production data resides inside government-owned infrastructure. We do not hold a copy as a condition of the service.

02

Self-hostable, with no phone-home

Deployments run without any dependency on a Nextent-operated service being reachable.

03

Standard formats out

Data leaves in formats the department can read without our software, because a record only you can open is not a record.

What the platform is written against

Every classification, formula and export in the suite is written against national and international standards.

Groundwater Estimation Committee methodology

Recharge computation and the extraction-stage categories that follow from it.

National Aquifer Mapping (NAQUIM)

Aquifer units, lithological classification and the basin framework.

National water information standards

Data structures and exchange formats for interoperability with national systems.

GoI IT and NIC security norms

Deployment model, access control and audit requirements.

What we do when we get something wrong

We publish corrections. When analysis showed that a capability we had described could not be supported by the sampling rate our telemetry actually operates at, we withdrew the claim publicly rather than quietly editing it out of the next document.

A vendor’s willingness to do that is worth more to a procurement officer than any certificate on this page, and it is the harder thing to demonstrate.

Everything procurement asks for, ready to ship

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