How to Avoid SAM.gov Compliance Issues and Stay Eligible for Contracts


 


Compliance isn’t optional if you’re registered on SAM.gov.

To remain eligible for federal contracts or grants, your entity must maintain active status and meet all compliance standards.

Common Compliance Risks:

  • Missed renewals

  • IRS/UEI mismatches

  • Outdated NAICS or business info

  • Failure to update the entity administrator

  • Ignoring audit or validation alerts

Each of these can delay payments or cause you to lose awards.

Tips to Maintain a Compliant Profile:

✅ Renew your registration at least 30 days early
✅ Double-check your banking and IRS info
✅ Use a compliance checklist before submitting
✅ Save and submit updated notarized letters if required
✅ Monitor your SAM.gov status monthly

Federal Processing Registry = Compliance Partner

We help over 20,000+ clients stay contract-ready. Our services include:

  • Document validation

  • Deadline reminders

  • Full renewal support

  • Fixing rejected submissions

  • Live U.S.-based support



📍 Ensure Your Registration Is Compliant
📞 (888) 618-0617
📧 support@federalprocessingregistry.com


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