Completing the SAM registration process can be time-consuming, requiring up to 20 hours of effort. Many individuals become frustrated with the complexity and government jargon involved. Similar to hiring an accountant for tax forms, relying on a SAM expert to handle your registration makes sense. Our experienced team has successfully assisted small businesses, mid-size companies,…
To maintain an active registration, it is essential to renew it every 365 days. During the renewal process, you can also make updates to your registration if needed. If you have already completed the registration, you already possess a Unique Entity ID. Stay updated on the status of your registration and ensure compliance with timely…
The List of Excluded Individuals and Entities (OIG-LEIE) is a monthly updated compilation of exclusion actions carried out by the Office of Inspector General (OIG). This comprehensive list includes both mandatory and permissive exclusions. Stay informed about the OIG-LEIE and its significance in maintaining compliance and integrity. Check out our services page below!
After your SAM Registration is submitted, it will go through two validation processes. First, it will go through IRS and then CAGE/DLA validation. The CAGE/DLA validation process length depends on if they need additional documentation. It usually takes 1-2 weeks to obtain a CAGE Code after submitting your registration. If you need to check the…
Effective Monday, April 4, 2022, SAM.gov and other GSA systems will transition to the new Unique Entity ID (SAM) as the primary government entity identifier, replacing the use of DUNS numbers. This change streamlines the entity identification process and eliminates the need for third-party involvement. GSA’s commitment to modernizing systems aligns with government-wide technology initiatives.…
The change to the Unique Entity ID (SAM) does not impact the CAGE/NCAGE code. The CAGE code will still be used and available on SAM.gov registration records. Check out our services page below!
To receive a subaward, subrecipients must provide the recipient with a unique entity identifier. Full SAM registration is not mandatory for subrecipients to obtain this identifier. Check out our services page below!
The Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) is a newly introduced 12-digit alphanumeric identifier issued to all entities registering with SAM.gov for federal government business, including existing entities. Learn about this essential identifier and its role in facilitating business transactions with the federal government. Check out our services page below!
Please note that P.O. Boxes are not valid for an entity’s physical address and cannot be accepted. Check out our services page below!
In order to bid on federal contracts, receive payments, or access federal funds, all entities must undergo a SAM registration. This requirement applies to a diverse range of organizations, including for-profit businesses, nonprofits, government contractors, government subcontractors, state governments, and local municipalities. Ensure compliance and unlock opportunities in the federal sector by completing your SAM…