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HUBZone Small Business Certification

HUBZone Small Business Certification

HUBZone Small Business Certification

Centerline is pleased to announce that effective December 02, 2003 have become a "qualified HUBZone small business concern (SBC)". Centerline, Inc.

is now eligible to receive HUBZone contracting opportunities, and is included in the listing of qualified HUBZone small business concerns found on the Internet at www.sba.gov/hubzone.The HUBZone Certification assures that Centerline Inc remains in compliance with program eligibility requirements.Centerline is also registered in the Central Contractor Registration/Procurement Marketing and Access Network (CCR/PRO-Net) systems.We encourage our customers to make full use of our HUBZone status.

Centerline Inc understands that, although our status as a certified HUBZone concern greatly improves our access to Federal contracts, this certification does not guarantee contract awards.

Our ability to bid competitively and perform to the high standards you've come to expect from Centerline will be the key to success (yours and ours) in this program.Good luck in your business endeavors!Edited - October 1, 2011: Statutorily mandated changes have occurred.

According to the changes, we show the county that your organization falls in is no longer designated as a HUBZone.

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