Registering with SAM, the U.S. Government’s System for Award Management, is one of the most important steps you can take to grow your business. It’s the gateway to federal contracting and a world of opportunity to sell your products or services. Therefore, successfully completing your SAM registration to establish yourself is a must for your business.
At the Federal Contracting Center, we specialize in getting you registered successfully.
Accessing SAM registration assistance like our services saves you time and frustration and gets you registered and approved quickly. The rates for our registration assistance are surprisingly affordable and everyday matters. Working with us to register rapidly and smoothly benefits your business or organization in many ways.
Our expertise can help all entities required to register with SAM:
If you need to qualify for U.S. Government payments, whether you’re a business, nonprofit, or local governmental unit, you must be registered with SAM. Although the registration process is promoted as “DIY,” many people find it complicated. Also, optimizing your online listings with the government, such as your DSBS profile, will likely increase the demand for your products and services.
1 YEAR REGISTRATION/RENEWAL
$600.00
3 YEAR REGISTRATION/RENEWAL
$1,620.00
Many of our clients come to us with an urgent need to register because they’ve won an order or project with federal funding. However, being proactive and completing a sam.gov registration is a wise move to grow your business. We’re federal contracting specialists with experience in many sectors who are ready to get you started.
If you’re facing a deadline to get registered, it’s all the more reason to request our assistance. We know the ins and outs and can expedite your application, ensuring it is complete and will be approved when it is reviewed. Going it alone means you’ll have a learning curve that can bring delays or rejections.
You’ll move through the registration process smoothly and successfully with our help.
It’s also important to remember that your registration lasts for a year and that SAM renewals will become equally important in the future. If you’ve tried to register in the past and are unsure of your status, you can visit the SAM website and check your entity name. You can also search using your CAGE (Commercial and Government Entity) Code.
When signing up, you also have an opportunity to skip the public database. If you selected that option, you must log in with a username and password to review your listing. If you were approved in the past and it expired, you’ll see the expiration date.
Each entity, whether business, nonprofit, or local governmental unit, must provide unique information. Therefore, a step-by-step guide to the SAM registration guide needs to cover highlights, with the understanding that your application will include specific points related to your entity. Also, remember that you must complete your registration in a single online session.
If you can, complete your sam.gov registration before you’re in a time crunch. If you need assistance, we’ll meet you wherever you are in the process, whether you’re working in advance or down to the wire. We’ve registered clients successfully under every type of circumstance, and we’ll ensure you get approved in a timely manner.
The data on every page is crucial. If you do it yourself, you need to be mindful of the data fields on every page as if you were one of our SAM registration specialists. If you leave required fields blank, it means delays getting approved that are avoidable.
The Core Data section needs all the required information. It’s the one where you include the factual information about your entity. You need to provide all the required information and keep it updated when you renew your SAM registration for subsequent years.
Have you looked at the SAM registration and renewal guides provided by the U.S. Government? They are a source of additional information from various agencies in the SAM system’s universe. We’re also an information resource at the Federal Contracting Center and are available to help.
Optimizing your sam.gov registration can maximize the value of U.S. government contracting for your business or nonprofit. It’s one of the biggest reasons to work with our government contract consultants. We have tools and techniques to optimize your registrations so they draw more online views.
For example, we offer a “Federal SEO” service that is unrivaled in its effectiveness. It’s a strategic way to expand your visibility in federal government systems and, therefore, with agencies shopping for your products or services. You’ll be impressed by the difference it makes when you appear in searches.
Don’t overlook opportunities to gain more government contracts.
We take an interest in our clients and their businesses. We’re happy to share best practices for federal contracting and navigating the systems that get you noticed. Our specialists know every sector and category and can help you be found by more U.S. Government agencies with budgets to spend.
If your entity needs a SAM registration for a government contract you’ve already won or you want to proactively market your business or nonprofit, get in touch with us at the Federal Contracting Center. We’ll make it easier to register and ensure you’re set up to achieve maximum visibility and results.
Federal contracts are important to many small and medium-sized businesses, as federal funding helps support many nonprofits and local government agencies. In every case, registering with SAM is required to unlock payments and funding. At the Federal Contracting Center, we’ll make sure you get paid.
1 YEAR REGISTRATION/RENEWAL
$600.00
3 YEAR REGISTRATION/RENEWAL
$1,620.00
Please call 1-(855)-700-5143 For Direct Assistance
Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM ET
A System for Award Management (also referred to as SAM) Registration must be renewed annually to stay compliant and active. FCC recommends that businesses renew 90 days before the SAM expires to prevent service penalties and/or interruptions.
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