Example: Readiness guide
Made for Sierra Lift, a sample company. Sierra Lift is not a real company.
SAM.gov to Blue UAS, step by step, with what you need, how long it takes and what it costs. We email you before a registration lapses.
Readiness guide
7 of 14 readiness steps done
Next step: Small business certification
How to do it
- Check which fits: 8(a), HUBZone, women-owned (WOSB or EDWOSB) or veteran-owned (VOSB or SDVOSB).
- Have SAM.gov active first.
- Apply at certifications.sba.gov.
- Upload the ownership, control and financial documents the application asks for.
- Keep up the reviews or recertifications each program requires.
What you need
- SAM.gov registration
- Ownership and governing documents
- Tax returns
- Personal information for the qualifying owners
Time: Often several weeks to a few months
Cost: Free
Renews: On a set date
Government readiness
7 of 14 steps complete. What the steps are
- SAM.gov registered
- CAGE code
- NAICS codes chosen
- NDAA supply chain documented
- FCC equipment authorization
- FAA Part 107 / 137
- Capability statement
On your documents:
- NDAA supply chain documented
- SAM.gov registered
- FCC equipment authorization
Declared by the company.
Each step is explained with its official source in the public step-by-step guides: Where to start.
What you get
The checklist on your dashboard, each step with what you need, how long it takes, what it costs and the official site, and an email before a registration lapses. The registrations themselves are made on the official sites.
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