Check your SAM Status below!
Check out our services page below!
If you want to do business with the federal government, completing your System for Award Management (SAM) registration is the first step. But in addition to this application a notarized letter must be sent to the Federal Service Desk (FSD).
Check out our services page below!
Browse the SAM Registration page to learn more about the benefits of registering in SAM
Yes. Per 2 C.F.R. § 25.205, SAM registration is required to both begin and submit an application in the NDGrants system. Organizational SAM.gov registrations are only active for one year and must be renewed annually
Check out our services page below!
When Should Your Business Renew Its SAM Registration? It is highly recommended that businesses renew their SAM registration at least two months prior to their expiration date. In fact, if a business loses registration during ongoing contract work, the government is no longer authorized to work with that business. Check when your business’s SAM Registration expires below!
Check out our services page below!
The System for Award Management (SAM) is a government-wide registry for vendors doing business with the Federal government, and SAM registration requires annual renewal. SAM centralizes information about grant recipients and also provides a central location for grant recipients to change organizational information.
Check out our services page below!
a SAM Registration can take up to 10 business days to become active. Check the status of your SAM Registration below!
Check out our services page below!
A SAM registration is required for any entity to bid on and get paid for federal contracts or to receive federal funds. These include for-profit businesses, nonprofits, government contractors, government subcontractors, state governments, and local municipalities.
Check out our services page below!
No. On April 4, 2022, the federal government stopped using the DUNS Number system and replaced them with a UEI (Unique Entity ID). You can register your entity on www.sam.gov and obtain a UEI.
Check out our services page below!
You do not need to register your UEI to www.sam.gov because the only way to obtain a UEI is to register an entity through www.sam.gov. Once a UEI is assigned to your entity, the number will last the lifetime of your business.
Check out our services page below!
©2024 USBRI. All Rights Reserved. United States Business Registration is not a government agency.
Created by: DigiCorns
