Federal & government capabilities
Vendor identifiers, certifications, and classifications
The registration data, credentials, and business classifications a federal, state, or local procurement officer needs to evaluate ADA Access for All.
Federal vendor identifiers
Registration data
Unique Entity ID (UEI)
E2Q7D9LYPM54
Certifications
Credentials behind the firm's work
- DHS Trusted Tester for Web Certificate TT-2604-08987 (issued April 22, 2026) — the federal Section 508 testing standard
- ADA Coordinator Certification University of Missouri
- Digital Accessibility Certification Rocky Mountain ADA Center
- NYC Minority Business Enterprise Certification MWCERT2025-1083 — valid through December 31, 2030
- NY State MWBE Application in process via Empire State Development fast-track
Business classifications
How the firm is classified
How to contract with us
ADA Access for All is a registered federal vendor and is available for direct award, subcontracting, and teaming on accessibility scopes — Section 504, Section 508, ADA Title II, WCAG conformance testing, VPAT production, and document remediation. State and local procurement is supported through the firm's New York registrations, including its NYC Vendor Number and NYC MBE certification.
For federal primes without an internal accessibility practice, the firm is available as a specialty subcontractor: the engagement principal holds the DHS Trusted Tester for Web credential and performs the testing personally, meeting the federal standard cited in Section508.gov procurement guidance.
Federal Capability Statement
Identifiers, core competencies, and credentials on one page — formatted for procurement review.
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