F.A.Q.'s

Who can register to use NativeEDGE?
Are there levels of access?
What are the levels of access?
How can I reset my password?
How do I request resources?
What is a consultant?

Who can register to use NativeEDGE?

Anyone can register as a general user of the site. Additional resources are available to Native American Indian companies seeking assistance or those who wish to receive bid-matching, resources and or technical assistance.

Are there levels of access?

Yes, there are levels access which is determined after you register and your information is verified. The information will be used to determine which level of access will be granted to you and your company.

What are the levels of access?

You can register as one of these user types:

Registered General User
This user type can access additional information such as Bid matching opportunities, search the database and other resources.

Client
This user type will have a consultant assigned to them. They will be able to receive bid-matching notifications and all resources available to the General User

Resource Council
This user type is only available to corporations and partners of the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development (NCAIED). They will also have access to more detailed database information.

Tribal
This user type is only available to Tribal governments. They will have the same information as the General Registered user and database access.

How can I reset my password?

From the Log-in page, enter your User name and click on the I Forgot My Password link. Follow the steps to reset your password.

How do I request resources?

You must be registered as an NCAIED Client to request resources such as Technical Assistance. Requests are made through your consultant. You request the type of resources you need for your company and the consultant will communicate with you the steps you need to take to receive resources.

What is a consultant?

A consultant is a National Center for American Indian Development (NCAIED) procurement specialist. These consultants are assigned to help Native American Indian companies receive technical assistance or other resources.