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SAM Renewal

What Is SAM.gov Registration?

SAM.gov (System for Award Management) is the official federal system required for any business that wants to do business with the U.S. government. Without an active SAM registration, a business cannot win federal contracts, receive payments, or be awarded grants.

How often does SAM need to be renewed?

Every 12 months. Failure to renew means your will business becomes ineligible for awards and payments until reactivated.

Does SAM renewal include CAGE Code updates?

Yes. CAGE Code status is reviewed and validated during renewal.

Can I renew SAM myself?

Yes—but errors are common. Incorrect updates can cause delays, rejection, or compliance risk.

Why Businesses Choose Government Services Center

Most SAM renewals fail due to outdated information, banking errors, NAICS misalignment, or certification issues. We don’t just renew—we review and optimize. We also offer multi-year renewals.

Why choose multi-year renewal?

Multi-year plans eliminate missed deadlines, reduce administrative burden, and ensure ongoing compliance.

What We Do for Every Renewal

Conduct a full compliance review of your SAM profile
Update business, ownership, and banking information
Validate UEI and CAGE Code status
Review NAICS codes for alignment with opportunities
Confirm representations and certifications
Submit renewal before expiration to avoid lapses
Ensure consistency across related systems

Multi-Year SAM Renewal Options (Up to 3 Years)

1-Year Renewal

3-Year Renewal Plan (Recommended)

2-Year Renewal Plan

Conduct a full compliance review of your SAM profile
Update business, ownership, and banking information
Validate UEI and CAGE Code status
Review NAICS codes for alignment with opportunities
Confirm representations and certifications
Submit renewal before expiration to avoid lapses
Ensure consistency across related systems
Annual compliance revi

Conduct a full compliance review of your SAM profile
Update business, ownership, and banking information
Validate UEI and CAGE Code status
Review NAICS codes for alignment with opportunities
Confirm representations and certifications
Submit renewal before expiration to avoid lapses
Ensure consistency across related systems
Annual compliance review and submission
Best for businesses making frequent updates

2-Year Renewal Plan

3-Year Renewal Plan (Recommended)

2-Year Renewal Plan

Conduct a full compliance review of your SAM profile
Update business, ownership, and banking information
Validate UEI and CAGE Code status
Review NAICS codes for alignment with opportunities
Confirm representations and certifications
Submit renewal before expiration to avoid lapses
Ensure consistency across related systems
Annual renewals handle

Conduct a full compliance review of your SAM profile
Update business, ownership, and banking information
Validate UEI and CAGE Code status
Review NAICS codes for alignment with opportunities
Confirm representations and certifications
Submit renewal before expiration to avoid lapses
Ensure consistency across related systems
Annual renewals handled automatically
Ongoing compliance monitoring
Priority support

3-Year Renewal Plan (Recommended)

3-Year Renewal Plan (Recommended)

3-Year Renewal Plan (Recommended)

Conduct a full compliance review of your SAM profile
Update business, ownership, and banking information
Validate UEI and CAGE Code status
Review NAICS codes for alignment with opportunities
Confirm representations and certifications
Submit renewal before expiration to avoid lapses
Ensure consistency across related systems
Long-term coverage and

Conduct a full compliance review of your SAM profile
Update business, ownership, and banking information
Validate UEI and CAGE Code status
Review NAICS codes for alignment with opportunities
Confirm representations and certifications
Submit renewal before expiration to avoid lapses
Ensure consistency across related systems
Long-term coverage and peace of mind
Automatic yearly renewals
Continuous compliance oversight
Ideal for active or growing government contractors