SAM.gov is an official government entity that people can use to register their business in order to do business with the federal government. To learn more about SAM.gov and what a SAM registration is, click below.
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What happens if SAM registration expires?
Until your SAM Registration is renewed and active, all payments from existing federal contracts will cease, and this can seriously affect your business. In general, we recommend that you handle SAM renewal a couple of months before your SAM profile expires.
If you need to check your status, use the tool by clicking the button below
Where is the SAM Registration look up?
To look up your SAM Registration, follow these steps below:
- Visit www.usbri.us
- At the top of the home page, select “Check SAM Expiration Date” in red
- Input your company’s name, UEI, or CAGE code, if you know it.
- After the page refreshes, it will give you a detailed status of your company’s SAM Registration including UEI, NAICS codes, and POC’s.
You can also look up your SAM Registration and access the tool by clicking the button below
Where can I look up my UEI?
To look up your UEI, follow these steps below:
- Visit www.usbri.us
- At the top of the home page, select “Check SAM Expiration Date” in red
- Input your company’s name or CAGE code, if you know it.
- After the page refreshes, it will give you a detailed status of your company’s SAM Registration including UEI, NAICS codes, and POC’s.
You can also look up your UEI and access the tool by clicking the button below
How do I look up my UEI?
To look up your UEI, follow these steps below:
- Visit www.usbri.us
- At the top of the home page, select “Check SAM Expiration Date” in red
- Input your company’s name or CAGE code, if you know it.
- After the page refreshes, it will give you a detailed status of your company’s SAM Registration including UEI, NAICS codes, and POC’s.
You can also look up your UEI and access the tool by clicking the button below
What is System for Award Management?
The System for Award Management (SAM) is a government entity for businesses looking to be awarded any federal contracts or grants. Any business looking to do business with the federal government MUST have an active SAM Registration. USBRI has been assisting companies with registering their SAM Registration for nearly 12 years. If you are unsure of your SAM Registration status, you can use the tool by clicking the button below.
How do I get a WOSB Certification?
The first step in receiving your Woman-Owned Small Business certification is to have an active SAM Registration with SAM.gov. Next, you will want to find out your eligibility. Follow these steps below:
- Visit www.usbri.us
- Under “Small Business Certifications” select “Woman-Owned Small Business Certification (WOSB/EDWOSB) Eligibilty
- Read through the webpage to familiarize yourself with the benefits and qualifications on receiving an WOSB Certification
- At the bottom, you can fill out the WOSB Eligibility Questionnaire and see if you meet the qualifications
- If you meet the qualifications and would like to be contacted, a USBRI Certified Registration Specialist will reach out to you within 24 hours.
You can access the WOSB Certification questionnaire by clicking below
How do I get a Small Business Certification?
To get a Small Business Certification, there are a few requirements.
- Must be considered a small business by SBA standards
- Proper NAICS codes must be listed in SAM Registration
- Must have an active SAM Registration
To know if you qualify for a Small Business Certification, use the tool by clicking below
How do I qualify as a small business?
To qualify as a small business, you must meet the requirements set forth by SBA (Small Business Administration). You can read about the eligibility requirements here. You can also access the Small Business Calculator tool by clicking the button below.
When does my SAM expire?
Your SAM Registration will expire 12-months after it is submitted for processing. When it expires, all payments will cease and be put on hold until it becomes active again. If you don’t know when your registration is set to expire, you can use the tool by clicking below.
