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How much money is set aside for small businesses?

According to GSA (General Services Administration), the federal government purchase between $10,000 to $250,000 for small businesses. With that, the Simplified Acquisition Procedure (or SAP) is in place to make federal government purchase’s under $250k more simple and efficient. In order to qualify as a small business, you must meet the standards set forth by the SBA (Small Business Administration).

USBRI has been offering filing assistance for SAM Registration’s and SBA Certifications for over 12 years. A dedicated CRS (Certified Registration Specialist) will be able to handle the entire process for you, only pulling you in when absolutely necessary. Reach out to the USBRI Help Desk at 1-888-646-9998 with any questions regarding SAM or SBA Certification’s and discover how to get assistance.

To know if you qualify as a small business, use the Small Business Calculator Tool by clicking the button below

Need to Register or Renew a SAM Registration?

If you used the SAM Status Tool and discovered you don’t have a SAM Registration or the one you have is set to expire soon, begin the process NOW. A dedicated CRS will be assigned to your business to guide you through the process, making sure it is compliant in SAM and you meet the proper requirements. You can reach out to the USBRI Help Desk to learn more or get started immediately on government contracting by clicking the button below.

What does it mean to be a contractor?

To be a federal contractor means to be hired by the federal government to take on work or a task. The federal government, via SAM or GSA, can seek out individuals and/or their companies to perform a job for them. In order to become a federal contractor, you MUST be registered in SAM.gov as that is the portal that they track where money goes, to who, and for what.

If you are unsure if you have a SAM Registration, follow the s steps below:

    • At the top of this page, select “SAM & UEI Status Lookup Tool”
    • Input your company’s UEI, CAGE code, or FULL legal business name
    • Answer the security question select “Check SAM Status NOW” in blue
    • Allow the page to generate a brief summary of your registration that includes
      • CAGE Code and UEI
      • Expiration Date
      • Primary NAICS Codes
      • PSC and FSC Codes
      • Primary POC’s
      • and more
    • If you are having trouble using the tool, call the USBRI Help Desk at 1-888-646-9998 and a dedicated CRS (Certified Registration Specialist) will be able to assist you in any way that they can.

Another way you can access the tool is by clicking the button below

Need to Register or Renew in SAM?

If you need to register or renew in SAM, begin the process NOW. Processing times are taking longer due to new procedures with both SAM and CAGE, so you do not want to miss out on government contracting opportunities due to a missing or expired SAM Registration. Reach out to the help desk or being the process with a CRS by clicking the button below

Is SAM and GSA the same thing?

No, SAM and GSA are not the same thing. SAM is the money portal the government uses to track where money is going, to who, and for what. Learn more about the SAM Registration here.

If you decide you need a SAM Registration, USBRI has been offering filing assistance for over 11 years. Constantly on top of changes, USBRI will ensure your registration is done with ease and efficiency and meeting all federal requirements. Contact the USBRI Help Desk at 1-888-646-9998 and a Certified Registration Specialist (CRS) would be happy to assist you.

If you are unsure about your registration status, use the lookup tool by clicking below

Need to Register or Renew?

If your SAM Registration is within 60 days of expiring, begin the renewal process NOW. Processing times are taking longer due to new policies so get in touch with a CRS today by calling the USBRI Help Desk at 1-888-646-9998. You can also browse the USBRI Services page by clicking below to learn more.

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