Igor Vesler

Igor Vesler (doing business as Diken Research) is a small business in Brooklyn, NY registered on SAM.gov to bid on federal contracts. Below are its registration details, certifications and federal contract history.

UEI
M193LACPM7R3
CAGE code
9U0K3
SAM.gov registration
Active

Registration details

Legal business nameIgor Vesler
Doing business asDiken Research
Unique Entity ID (UEI)M193LACPM7R3
CAGE code9U0K3
LocationBrooklyn, NY
SAM.gov registrationActive through May 18, 2027
Business started1992
Primary NAICS code541930: Translation and Interpretation Services

Certifications and business types

  • SBA HUBZone certified

SBA certifications let a business compete for set-aside contracts. See set-aside contracts explained.

Federal contract history

USAspending.gov shows no federal prime contracts for this UEI in the last five years. Many small businesses start as subcontractors to larger firms; see how to become a government subcontractor.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Igor Vesler's CAGE code?

Igor Vesler's CAGE code is 9U0K3. The Defense Logistics Agency assigns CAGE codes when a business registers on SAM.gov.

What is Igor Vesler's UEI?

Igor Vesler's Unique Entity ID (UEI) is M193LACPM7R3. SAM.gov assigns the UEI, and it identifies the business across the federal government.

Is Igor Vesler's SAM.gov registration active?

Yes, as of the latest SAM.gov public data, Igor Vesler's registration is active through May 18, 2027. Registrations are renewed every year.

Is Igor Vesler a small business?

Igor Vesler is in SAM.gov's public data as an SBA-certified business. Size is set per NAICS code, by the SBA size standard for each one.

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