Blogs pertaining to SAM Registration
Dynamic Small Business Search is a database tool provided by the SBA (Small Business Administration) to search for small business. To have a profile you would have to have a SAM registration.
If you’re unsure you don’t have a SAM registration click the button below
To find your company’s NAICS Code, all you need to do is use the SAM Status Lookup Tool. Follow the steps below:
You can also access the NAICS Code Lookup Tool by clicking the button below
Yes. Anyone can choose their own NAICS code for their business. Use the NAICS Code Lookup Tool to find what NAICS code you need by following the steps below:
You can also access the NAICS Code Lookup Tool by clicking the button below
When NAICS are applied to your business via a SAM Registration, you want to make sure they pertain to the type of business and service you provide. Use the NAICS Code Lookup Tool to find what NAICS code you need by following the steps below:
You can also access the NAICS Code Lookup Tool by clicking the button below
Back in 2022, the DUNS numbers where dissolved and switched to SAM’s own identification system known as the UEI (Unique Entity Identifier). You should have received an email when the change happened stating what your UEI is for your entity. If you did not, follow the step below:
You can also access the tool by clicking the button below
Having federal contracts help your business grow and gain more opportunities. The first step to obtaining federal contracts would be to have active and compliant SAM Registration.
If you are unsure if you have a SAM Registration or what NAICS codes are tied to yours, follow the steps below:
You can also access the tool by clicking the button below
It’s less likely for an registration to be denied unless the information given does not match the actual business. If you’re running into any issues reach out to the USBRI Help Desk 1-888-646-9998 and a CRS (Certified Registration Specialist) will be able to assist.
If you need to check the status of your SAM registration click the button below
The reason a business would have multiple NAICS codes would be because that is the amount that was entered when doing the SAM Registration. You may provide multiple services where you need multiple NAICS codes for. A business is required, when registering in SAM, to have one primary NAICS code. After that, you are able to add as many as you would like. 3-5 is typically the standard amount you want to have.
If you are unsure of your business’s NAICS Codes, follow the steps below:
You an also access the tool by clicking the button below
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Obtaining a SAM Registration is the key for not only the federal government to recognize your business but also increases your funding.
If you’re unsure you don’t have a SAM registration click the button below
SAM.gov is used as the money portal for the federal government. Tracking where money is going for who and for what. GSA (General Services Administration) manages federal property and provides contracting options for government agencies. If you plan to bid on GSA federal contracts, you must have a SAM Registration.
If you are unsure you have a SAM registration, click the button below
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