TradeWorks Academy · Administrative
UEI Registration — SAM.gov Entity Overview
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NAICS Code Classifications & PSC Matrix
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Grant Eligibility Certifications & Representations
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Florida LLC Articles of Organization
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EIN: 42-2550790 · TradeWorks Academy LLC
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SAM.gov Entity Registration Summary
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Federal Capability Statement (PDF)
Agency-ready capability overview
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A comprehensive workforce infrastructure organization delivering housing-embedded skilled trades education, credentialing, and employment pipeline management. Operating at the intersection of workforce development, corrections education, and economic mobility — built to scale nationally.
Information required to establish the SAM.gov entity record
TRADEWORKS ACADEMY LLC. Must match IRS CP-575 notice exactly — registered with Florida Division of Corporations. Mailing address on IRS record: 520 WEST AVENUE UNIT 1704, MIAMI BEACH, FL 33139. IRS name control: TRAD. Tax classification: Partnership (Form 1065).
Must be a physical location — not a P.O. Box, not a registered agent address. 5410 NW 14th Avenue, Miami, FL 33142. Located in Miami-Dade County, Florida. This is the entity's principal place of business.
42-2550790. IRS-issued Employer Identification Number — obtained May 2026 with original LLC filing. SAM.gov validates this against IRS records in real-time during registration. Must match the legal business name exactly. Note: original LLC filing contained errors; entity was re-filed with Florida Division of Corporations on June 24, 2026.
Florida LLC. EIN 42-2550790 obtained May 2026 with initial LLC filing. Original filing contained errors; entity was re-filed correctly with Florida Division of Corporations on June 24, 2026. Confirm Document No. and authentication code once issued. The date the IRS recognizes the entity (CP-575 date) is the controlling date for SAM.gov.
ACH vendor payment details: routing number, account number, bank name. Required for electronic funds transfer (EFT) payments on any awarded contracts.
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Industry codes that determine which federal opportunities TradeWorks qualifies for
NAICS codes define what the entity does. PSC codes define what the entity sells to the government. Select codes strategically — they govern set-aside eligibility, size standards, and which solicitations appear in your feed. Bold = high-priority match for TradeWorks' service portfolio.
Agency-ready overview for RFP responses and grant applications
TradeWorks Academy LLC delivers an integrated workforce infrastructure platform combining housing, skilled trades education, industry credentialing, and direct employer placement. Our model addresses critical national priorities: the skilled labor shortage (500,000+ unfilled trade positions), housing instability among vulnerable populations, and the economic cost of fragmented reentry services. Powered by a formal education partnership with Florida International University, our NCCER-accredited curriculum produces certified electrical, plumbing, HVAC, carpentry, and welding professionals at scale.
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Required annual certifications filed within SAM.gov
Annual representations and certifications regarding the entity's business size, ownership, and eligibility for federal contracts. Updated each year at SAM.gov renewal.
Self-certification of small business status under applicable NAICS size standards. Also covers veteran-owned, minority-owned, and other socioeconomic designations if applicable.
Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) code assignment and maintenance. A CAGE code is issued upon successful SAM registration and must be renewed annually.
Compliance with federal grant administrative requirements, cost principles, and audit requirements. Critical for Department of Labor, HUD, and Department of Education grant eligibility.
Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB) program representation. TradeWorks Academy LLC is a woman-owned entity — eligible for WOSB set-aside contracts and sole-source awards. If the majority owner meets the SBA's economically disadvantaged criteria, also qualifies as EDWOSB. Requires certification via SBA Certify or approved third-party certifier. 5% of all federal contracting dollars are targeted to WOSBs.
Agencies and programs where TradeWorks' model is a direct fit
Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA) grants, apprenticeship expansion programs, reentry employment opportunities (REO) pilot programs, and H-1B skills training grants.
High FitContinuum of Care (CoC) programs, HOME Investment Partnerships, Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), and supportive housing for vulnerable populations.
High FitSecond Chance Act grants, Residential Substance Abuse Treatment, inmate education and vocational training contracts, and reentry services procurement.
High FitPerkins V Career & Technical Education grants, Title I programs, Adult Education and Family Literacy Act (AEFLA) funding, and correctional education programs.
Strong FitOn-the-Job Training (OJT) programs, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) supportive services, and transit workforce development initiatives.
Strong FitSmall Business Innovation Research (SBIR), Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) grants, and economic development programs targeting underserved communities.
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