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How do I renew my SAM.gov entity registration to avoid an inactive status in late 2026?

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My company's SAM.gov entity registration is set to expire in late 2026, and I want to get ahead of it. I know that an active SAM registration is required to submit offers on federal contracts, and I definitely don't want to miss out on any opportunities for landscaping and grounds work, especially with the 561730 NAICS code.

I got an email reminder about it, and when I logged into SAM.gov, I saw a notice on our entity record saying it needs renewal. I clicked around a bit but didn't immediately see a clear 'renew' button or a simple step-by-step guide on the site itself. Is there a specific link or process I should be looking for to renew it? Do I need to re-enter all our information, or is it more of a confirmation process?

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asked Jordan P. First-year bidder, landscaping and grounds · Jacksonville, FL · 517 rep

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To renew your SAM.gov entity registration, you will essentially go through the same process as an initial registration, confirming or updating all existing information. There is no simple 'renew' button; the system treats a renewal like a full update. You will log into SAM.gov, navigate to your entity record, and initiate the renewal process by clicking on the option to update or renew your registration. The system will guide you through each section, prompting you to review and confirm the accuracy of your Unique Entity ID (UEI), CAGE code, NAICS code, and other details. You will re-verify your financial, organizational, and representations and certifications data.

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answered Nadia F. Verified vendorWOSB owner, management consulting · Minneapolis, MN · 901 rep

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Sign up to answerCite the FAR clause or procurement code where you can.

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