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The resource hub organizes official guidance by topic and connects each source to the roadmap task it helps you finish. Official sources are clearly labelled.

  • 11categories of official guidance
  • Officiallinks to the agency's own pages
  • Datedevery resource shows when it was last reviewed

SAM.gov entity registration

Register or renew your entity to do business with the federal government. Registration is free.

Agency
General Services Administration
Category
SAM
Official URL
sam.gov
Source type
Official source
Last reviewed
September 2026
Tags
RegistrationUEIRenewal

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Renewal due before the end of March. Check the bank details first.

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Organized around the work.

Resources are grouped into 11 categories: SAM, SBA, APEX Accelerators, FAR, Certifications, NAICS, PSC, Cybersecurity, CMMC, Market Research, Training. Search across all of them, filter by agency, or show official sources only.
  • Official sources only where it mattersLinks go to the agency's own pages, such as sam.gov, sba.gov and acquisition.gov, never to a third-party copy.
  • Last reviewedEvery resource shows when it was last checked, so you know how current it is.
  • Bookmarks and notesSave the sources you use and keep your own notes beside them.
  • Linked from your roadmapEach roadmap task points to the resource that explains it.
The resource hub in the app: categories with counts on the left, and official sources such as SAM.gov and the Federal Service Desk, each marked official with its last review date.
The resource hub in the app. Every link goes to the official source.

The official sources, without the search.

Guidance from SAM.gov, the SBA, the FAR and more, organized by topic, with your bookmarks and notes beside it.
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Every resource carries the same fields.

Title, Description, Agency, Category, Official URL, Source type, Last reviewed, Tags. That consistency makes it quick to judge a source and to find it again.
  • Title and descriptionWhat the source is and what it helps you do.
  • Agency and categoryWho publishes it, and which of the topics it belongs to.
  • Official URL and source typeThe agency's own page, marked as an official source.
  • Last reviewed and tagsWhen it was last checked, and the terms that find it again.