I - To create a login with access to specific database only:
- Use SSMS and connect to the SQL server instance
- Open Security -> right click Logins -> New Login (e.g. login named SE)

3 Enter the login details. In Server Roles, make sure only 'public' is checked

4 In User Mapping, make sure only the vendor database is selected.

If public role for the vendor database is not enough, grant the necessary permissions but only on the vendor database
Another solution is to deny access to all databases and then grant just to the vendor database
DENY VIEW ANY DATABASE TO [SE]
See more info here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177518.aspx
II- How to monitor his activity on database (what query he runs, is he try to took any backup and when)
I suggest using some third party tools. Transaction logs don't capture info about executed queries
III-Deny Any backup and restore task (I want to keep this only to sysadmin)
Having public role will prevent the user to backup or restore databases
he'll get the following messages when he tries to backup or restore a database


T-SQL statement to deny creating backups is:
DENY BACKUP ANY DATABASE to [SE]