How to Get a UEI for SAM.gov – Step-by-Step Guide for 2025

 If you’re registering for federal contracts or grants, you now need a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI). This replaced the DUNS number and is required across all federal systems.

Why the UEI Matters

It’s your official government-issued ID used in:

  • SAM.gov

  • Grants.gov

  • GSA eBuy

  • Federal bidding portals

How to Request It

  • Set up a Login.gov account

  • Go to SAM.gov

  • Select "Get Unique Entity ID"

  • Fill out your business details

  • Submit and receive your UEI

📌 Tip: Make sure your business name and EIN match IRS records exactly.

Learn More: https://federalprocessingregistry.net/how-to-request-and-use-a-unique-entity-identifier-uei/

Where to Get Help

Need help with your SAM registration or UEI setup?

Visit: https://federalprocessingregistry.com
Call: (888) 618-0617



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