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Ready to Break Into Government Contracting?
Register Your Business with Xcelerated Advisors
Xcelerated Advisors simplifies every step—SAM registration, DUNS/UEI acquisition, NAICS/PSC code setup, portal listings, and SAM renewals. Our experts ensure your business is set up exactly to compete in federal, state, and local contracting marketplaces.
What We Assess:
Don’t Know Where to Begin?
We guide you from initial eligibility through every compliance hurdle.
Confused by Codes & Classifications?
We identify the ideal NAICS and PSC codes to align you with relevant contracts.
Need Expert Guidance?
We simplify complex federal and state requirements into a clear path forward.
Tough Representations & Certifications?
We support accurate completion of Reps & Certs ensuring full compliance.
Want More Contract Access?
We register your business across government portals to expand your bid opportunities.
Missing Identifiers Like CAGE or UEI?
We manage all essential registrations—DUNS, UEI, CAGE—so you’re fully qualified.
Key Benefits of Registering with the Federal Government
Unlock Exclusive Government Contracts
Access set-aside opportunities unavailable to unregistered firms, increasing your competitiveness.
Stable, Predictable Revenue
Reliable contract wins offer long-term income and business continuity.
Heightened Credibility
Registration signals professionalism to government agencies and prime contractors.
Scalable Growth
Gain traction in new markets and with strategic federal partners.
Certification & Memberships
Our Streamlined Registration Process
DUNS/UEI Acquisition
Secure your business’s unique identifier to meet SAM.gov requirements.
SAM Registration
We manage your SAM submission including Reps & Certs setup and federal compliance.
CAGE Code Assignment
We help you obtain this vital code needed for federal contracting eligibility.
NAICS & PSC Code Setup
We research and register codes aligned to your capabilities and contract targets.
Government Portal Registration
We list your organization on federal, state, and local procurement platforms.
SAM Renewal & Compliance
We manage renewals and changes, ensuring your business stays contract-ready.
How Xcelerated Advisors Supports You Throughout
Let us help you win government bids!
We help you build a solid pipeline and identify the right partners.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the first step to becoming a government contractor?
Your first step is registering in SAM.gov, including supplying your UEI/DUNS, NAICS codes, and completing Representations & Certifications.
Why are NAICS and PSC codes important?
These codes help federal buyers identify your business for relevant contracts—accurate code selection directly impacts your eligibility and match rate.
Do I need a CAGE Code or DUNS Number?
Yes. These identifiers are essential for federal contracting eligibility and must be correctly configured during SAM registration.
Should I register on state and local government portals too?
Absolutely. Registration increases visibility and access to a broader range of contracting opportunities outside the federal space.
What about SAM renewals?
SAM registrations expire annually. Keeping these updated is critical to maintain eligibility and avoid missing contract opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a UEI number and do I need one?
A Unique Entity ID (UEI) is a 12-character identifier issued through SAM.gov that replaced the old DUNS number, and every business that wants to register for federal contracts or grants needs one. You obtain a UEI automatically as part of the SAM.gov registration process, at no cost.
What is a CAGE code and how do I get one?
A CAGE (Commercial and Government Entity) code is a five-character identifier assigned to businesses that do work with the federal government, used to track contractors in government procurement systems. Like the UEI, a CAGE code is assigned automatically when you complete your SAM.gov registration.
How do I choose the right NAICS code for my business?
The right NAICS code should reflect the primary product or service you provide, since it determines which small business size standards apply to you and which contract opportunities you'll be matched to. Many businesses register multiple NAICS codes covering different service lines, but it's worth choosing your primary code carefully since it affects your small business status determination.
