We're DBE Certified with Nevada UCP

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Our firm is pleased to announce Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Certification with the Nevada Unified Certification Program.  Our number is NV01238UCPN.  This follows an application and vetting process administered by NDOT.

This new status allows Anne Johnson, AIA to use the DBE certification to bid as a prime or subcontractor on projects with the Nevada Unified Certification Program (UCP).  The Nevada UCP is comprised of the Nevada Department of Transportation, the Regional Transportation Commissions (RTC) for Washoe and Clark Counties and the Reno/Tahoe and McCarran Airports.

This latest certification is in addition to our self-certified status as a woman owned business with the Federal Government's Central Contractor Registration (CCR) and Online Representations and Certifications Application (ORCA).  [8/2012 update: CCR & ORCA have migrated to www.SAM.gov.  Enter CAGE code 5NN25 (AJA) 8DPZ1 (SFS)]

Let us know how we can partner with you at (702) 553-3323, or send an email.

We are listed with NDOT and Federal CCR registration under the following codes:
SIC 8712 - architectural services
SIC 7336 - commercial art/graphic design
NAICS
541310 - architectural services
541430 - graphic services
337214 - office furniture
541410 - interior design services
561499 - business support services
337212 - custom woodwork
PSC
C213 - general inspection (non-construction)
B545 - special studies/analysis - housing/community development
AB42 - community service/development: Urban (applied resarch/exploratory development)
TOO1 - photo/map/print/publication - arts/graphics

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