Verify a subcontractor’s or teaming partner’s debarment status by company name, UEI or CAGE code. One search screens SAM.gov Exclusions, OIG LEIE, OFAC SDN and more — and you can download a screening record of the result.
Every result lists each source separately. Anything we don’t screen is shown as “Not checked” — never as clear.
Federal suspensions and debarments recorded in SAM.gov — the list contracting officers must check before award.
Linked to the company by UEI.
Last updated: 2026-10-11
HHS Office of Inspector General's List of Excluded Individuals/Entities — barred from federal health care programs.
Linked by identifier (UEI, or NPI for organizations).
Last updated: 2026-10-12
Treasury's Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons list.
Name match only — shown as a possible match to review, never as a confirmed hit.
Last updated: 2026-10-12
Commerce, State and Treasury export-control lists (BIS Entity List, Denied Persons, ITAR debarred and others).
Name match only — review-level.
Last updated: 2026-10-15
EPA civil and criminal enforcement cases.
Name match only — review-level; names too short or generic to match reliably are reported as not checked.
Last updated: 2026-10-19
California Medi-Cal suspended and ineligible provider list.
Linked by identifier, like SAM and OIG.
Last updated: 2026-10-10
The company's officers on file, screened against the same exclusion lists.
Only possible when we hold officer records; otherwise reported as not checked.
Last updated: 2026-10-12
Not yet part of the screening. Results always show this source as not checked.
Not yet part of the screening. Results always show this source as not checked.
Not yet part of the screening. Results always show this source as not checked.
Source dates are each pipeline’s last successful import. See all data sources.
Yes. Anyone can run a limited number of single checks per day with no account. A free account removes the daily limit and adds batch checks of up to 10 companies at once.
Search the subcontractor by UEI for the most reliable result — the UEI identifies exactly one SAM registration. A CAGE code works too. A company name search screens the closest registered match and tells you when other companies have similar names.
SAM.gov Exclusions, OIG LEIE, OFAC SDN, Consolidated Screening List, EPA ECHO, State Medicaid exclusions (CA), plus the company’s officers when we have them on file. Not yet covered: State Medicaid exclusions (other states), OSHA enforcement, FAPIIS. Those always show as “Not checked”, never as clear.
A flag means an exclusion is linked to the company by an identifier such as its UEI. OFAC, the Consolidated Screening List and EPA ECHO publish no identifier we can match on, so their hits are name matches only — shown as possible matches for you to review against the official list.
A downloadable Exclusion Screening Record listing what each source returned, when each source was last updated, how the company was matched, a record ID and a content hash. It documents an automated screen; it is not a certification or a legal determination.
Each source is refreshed by its own pipeline. The page shows the last successful update for every source, and the screening record prints each source’s date next to its result.