Sentence examples for contractor registrations from inspiring English sources

The New York Times currently has at least three active contractor registrations.

Federal Contractor Registration advises small businesses to (drum roll please) … stay competitive.

In any event, government contracting officers like Ms. Judson are not supposed to rely on information from the Central Contractor Registration to determine whether a business is small — the registration record says as much at the very top.

This is what we know: every entity selling to the government must sign up with the G.S.A.'s Central Contractor Registration with a unique identification number, known as a DUNS number, from Dun & Bradstreet.

"We've taken the first step — registering on the C.C.R.," Ms. Simon said, referring to the government's Central Contractor Registration database, which requires information like the company's taxpayer identification number from the Internal Revenue Service and determines the firm's areas of expertise under a system of six-digit codes.

Before they can register with Grants.gov, they first have to register with Central Contractor Registration (CCR) and obtain a Data Universal Number System (DUNS) number.

(http://tiny.cc/JWuUg) Currently, there are 5,126 small businesses registered to do business with the federal government in the State of Alabama, according to the Central Contractor Registration database.

Get registered on the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) website.

This is required to obtain your Central Contractor Registration (CRR) registration.

Register yourself or your company in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) database.

Go to http://www.ccr.gov to start a new Central Contractor Registration (CCR).