SAM.gov Registration Guidance for Web Developers
ThatDeveloperGuy publishes web-development capabilities for federal buyers. This page explains SAM.gov registration and how agencies and prime contractors can verify the current official entity record before relying on it.
How to verify our SAM.gov record
Use the official SAM.gov entity record to confirm current activation, identifiers, representations, certifications, address, authorized signatory, and point of contact. This website does not substitute for that dated registry record.
Relevant capability areas include custom computer programming and computer-systems design. Confirm current NAICS assignments, size standards, and small-business eligibility in the official record and current acquisition rules.
What federal contracting officers should know
- Confirm the current entity record, UEI, and CAGE code in SAM.gov
- Review representations and certifications directly in the current official record
- Confirm the authorized signatory and point of contact through the record or direct contact
- Payment details are shared only through an authorized procurement channel
- Check exclusions through the official federal exclusion search
- The business operates from Missouri and serves clients nationwide; confirm registered service areas in SAM.gov
How agencies and primes use SAM.gov to verify us
The verification path is the official SAM.gov entity search by business name, public UEI, or CAGE code. Use that dated record to confirm certification, NAICS, size, and registration status; CAGE details are also available through an authorized request.
Past performance documentation
We maintain a redacted past performance summary suitable for inclusion in a federal proposal as a subcontractor. The summary covers period of performance, scope, point of contact reference, and contract type (prime vs sub). Where the contract documentation allows, we provide the customer reference contact directly.
How to engage us under SAM.gov rules
Prime contractors evaluating small-business participation can reach us through the contact page or by phone; any program credit depends on current official eligibility. We respond to formal RFI/RFQ within two business days when the response is bounded; faster when the bounded response is simpler than a full proposal.
Request capability statement and UEI
SAM.gov FAQ
- Where is your CAGE code published?
- The CAGE code lives in our SAM.gov entity record, which is the authoritative source. We share it directly with any federal contracting officer or prime contractor on request.
- When did you first register?
- Historical registration dates and continuity must be confirmed in the official SAM.gov record; this page does not assert an uninterrupted active period.
- Are your representations current?
- SAM.gov requires periodic renewal of representations and certifications. Confirm the latest status and dates in the official entity record.
- Do you accept set aside contracts?
- We consider opportunities for which the official registries confirm eligibility at the time of award. See our veteran set aside page for FAR 19.14 specifics.