UEI

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UEI (Unique Entity Identifier) is a 12-character alphanumeric ID used by the U.S. federal government to uniquely identify organizations doing business with it, particularly for grants and contracts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Unique Entity Identifier
identifier
administeredBy U.S. General Services Administration NERFINISHED
appliesTo businesses
educational institutions
foreign entities doing business with the U.S. federal government
local governments
nonprofit organizations
state governments
tribal governments
associatedPortal Integrated Award Environment GENERATED
category government identifier
characterCount 12
characterType alphanumeric
countryUsedIn United States NERFINISHED
dataType string
externalDependency does not rely on third-party numbering authority
formatFixedLength true
fullName Unique Entity Identifier
governedBy federal acquisition and assistance policies
identifierFor legal entities
organizational units eligible for federal awards
implementedInSystem SAM.gov NERFINISHED
introducedBy U.S. General Services Administration NERFINISHED
languageOfAcronym English
namespace U.S. federal awards ecosystem
persistence intended to be persistent over time for an entity
previousStandardIdentifier DUNS number
regulatoryContext federal financial assistance identification requirements
replaced DUNS number
replacesRoleOf DUNS number in federal award systems
requiredBy System for Award Management NERFINISHED
federal awarding agencies
requiredFor applying for federal grants
entity registration in SAM.gov
receiving federal contract awards
receiving federal grant awards
scope organization-level identifier
sector public grants management
public procurement
uniquenessConstraint globally unique within U.S. federal award systems
uniquePer registered entity
usedBy U.S. federal government NERFINISHED
usedFor federal contracts
federal financial assistance
federal grants
identifying organizations

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SAM.gov requires UEI