Yes, each organization is required to have a CAGE code. If a company has conducted business with the U.S. Government, it should include their CAGE code on their Membership Application. All applying members
The Commercial and Government Entity Code, or CAGE Code, is a unique identifier assigned to suppliers to various government or defense agencies, as well as to government agencies themselves and various organizations. CAGE codes provide a standardized method of identifying a given facility at a specific location.
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The DD2345 form is a Military Critical Technical Data Agreement and is required to access SpEC opportunities. You will find the most helpful information about the DD2345 form process on the DLA website, where you locate the instructions and FAQs. According to Joint Certification Program (JCP), ►
Membership dues are based on company total annual revenue in the previous 12-month period. You can see where you would fall on the chart at the bottom of this page.
By becoming a member of NSTXL, the point of contact has the ability to add an unlimited number of users from your team to the company account.
The point of contact can add or remove users by going to nstxl.org, selecting Log In, opening the Dashboard, then selecting ►
Yes, teaming is allowed and encouraged. Find your next teaming partner(s) on NSTXL Community!
When completing your membership application, be sure to click “opt-in” to share your company’s information. This will add your company to our Member Directory, allowing other members to explore your company information, ►
We offer membership to NSTXL, which provides your firm access to all of our OTAs. NSTXL is currently the consortium manager for two OTAs: Strategic & Spectrum Missions Advanced Resilient Trusted Systems (S2MARTS) and Space ►
No, NSTXL does not add a cost on top of the Performer’s Project invoice or take a percentage of the invoice. NSTXL is paid a management fee by the Government which is a percentage of the total Project Award. This fee ►
