Your SAM Registration will last for 365 days after activation and will need to be renewed annually. To maintain any federal contracting or grant work, you must keep up with the registration and its expiration ensuring it does not lapse.
If you are unsure if you have a SAM Registration or when yours is set to expire, use the SAM Status Lookup Tool by clicking the button below
If you need assistance with the SAM Registration process, USBRI has been doing just that since 2011. A dedicated Certified Registration Specialist (CRS) will facilitate the entire process for you, only pulling you in where absolutely necessary. Going through the registration process on your own, especially for the first time can be confusing and time consuming so USBRI recommends having a specialist guide you.
If you are unsure if you have a SAM Registration or when yours is set to expire, use the SAM Status Lookup Tool by clicking the button below
Securing government contracts can transform a small business. A key step in this process is obtaining SBA (Small Business Administration) small business certifications. These certifications not only open doors to federal contracts but also level the playing field for small businesses to compete with larger corporations.
A Personal Capabilities Statement is crucial for businesses seeking SBA certifications. Having one in place will:
Use the Small Business Calculator Tool to determine if your business is eligible for a Set-Aside or Small Business Certification
Navigating SBA certifications and crafting a compelling Personal Capabilities Statement can be challenging. USBRI specializes in SAM (System for Award Management) registrations and small business certifications, offering:
As mentioned above, a SAM Registration is required for any SBA certification. If you are unsure if you have a SAM Registration, use the SAM Status Lookup Tool by clicking the button below.
Companies and individual that qualify for SBA Certifications must meet the SBA Small Business Size Standards. To find out if you company meets the requirements, use the Small Business Calculator Tool here and determine your eligibility.
Having a Small Business Certification or Set-Aside Certification is not necessary if you are NOT looking to grow your business ventures. A Small Business Certification will ensure you are up against a much smaller pool of competition when it comes to bidding on federal contracts. If you are looking to expand your business and guarantee more federal contracting opportunities, USBRI highly recommends you obtain a Small Business Certification.
While meeting the SBA’s Small Business Size Standards is important, having a SAM Registration is vital to having that Small Business Certification.
If you are unsure if you have a SAM Registration, use the SAM Status Lookup Tool by clicking below
A business that is certified with the SBA (Small Business Administration) is one that has access to additional opportunities when it comes to federal contracting work.
If you are looking to take on more federal contracting work, a Small Business Certification is vital for you and your business. This will put you in a much smaller pool of companies that are bidding on federal contracts as prime contractors.
If you are unsure if you are qualified to have a Small Business Certification, use the Small Business Calculator Tool.
A requirement for a Small Business Certification is having an active and compliant SAM Registration. Use the SAM Status Lookup Tool by clicking the button below and see if you are or your business has a SAM Registration.
Navigating the federal contracting landscape can be complex, but securing your System for Award Management (SAM) registration is crucial for any business looking to thrive. In this blog, we’ll explore the importance of SAM registrations and how USBRI can assist you in this process.
The System for Award Management (SAM) is a federal database that consolidates various procurement systems. Businesses must register in SAM to bid on government contracts, receive federal assistance, or apply for grants.
The registration process can be daunting, requiring accurate business information and understanding of various codes. Errors can lead to delays or rejection, hindering your ability to secure contracts.
If you are unsure if you have a SAM Registration, use the SAM Status Lookup Tool by clicking the button below
Securing federal government contracts is a competitive endeavor, and a well-crafted capabilities statement is crucial to standing out. At USBRI, we specialize in helping businesses create impactful capabilities statements, enhancing their chances of winning contracts.
A capabilities statement is a concise document that highlights your company’s core competencies, past performance, and key differentiators. It serves as a quick reference for contracting officers, providing an overview of your business’s qualifications and expertise.
The DSBS (Dynamic Small Business Search) is the portal for SBA certified small businesses. Any and all businesses that either have a Small Business or Set-Aside Certification or qualify will have an SBA profile.
USBRI has been offering assistance with Small Business Certifications and SAM Registrations since 2011. If you have questions or need help, reach out to the USBRI Help Desk at 1-888-646-9998 and a dedicated CRS will be able to assist you.
If you are unsure if you qualify as a small business, use the Small Business Calculator below. Additionally, if you need to check the status of your SAM Registration, use the SAM Status Lookup Tool below as well.
If you are unsure if you qualify as a small business, you can use the Small Business Calculator Tool by clicking below
If you are looking to be considered in a small group of companies when competing for federal contracts, getting SBA certified is vital to that. The governments sets aside a quarter of a million dollars annually to companies that are certified small businesses.
If you are unsure if you qualify as a small business, you can use the Small Business Calculator Tool by clicking below
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