NCAGE Tool

The tool provides search capabilities on all NATO Commercial and Government Entity (NCAGE) codes assigned across the world. The tool allows submitting requests for a creation/update of the NCAGE code records.

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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

NCAGE Basics
What is NCAGE code? What is the difference between an NCAGE and a CAGE code? Is there any meaning behind NCAGE code structure? What does it mean supranational organization? Can one entity have more than one active NCAGE code assigned? How often are NCAGE code data records distributed to the nations? Can I use NATO logo with NCAGE code? What is a registration fee for NCAGE assignment or update?

NCAGE Request Process
My former NCAGE code with a structure S***#, has been cancelled and replaced by another NCAGE Code with a different structure, why? How can I submit my NCAGE code request? How can I update my NCAGE code record? How much does it cost to get NCAGE code assigned? How long does it take to process my NCAGE code request? Who is responsible for processing of my NCAGE code request? Can you please define who the Initiator is and how the information that we enter for the Initiator during NCAGE code request submittal will be used? Is it possible to modify Priority of my NCAGE code request after the submittal? I have submitted a request for NCAGE code via the NCAGE Code Request Tool and I did not receive any validation email from address postmaster@natolog.com. What should I do?

SAM Registration
How can I proceed with my SAM registration? How long does it take to get SAM registration done? How long does it take to have new/updated NCAGE code inserted in US CAGE database (CSI)? I have a problem to access the US CAGE & Search Inquiry (CSI) at https://cage.dla.mil/search as there is message saying “This site is not secure”. I did not find answer to my question within F.A.Q. What should I do?


FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

What is NCAGE code?

NATO Commercial and Government Entity code is primarily entity identifier within NATO Codification System (NCS), which holds the name, address and contact details of the organization. NCAGE codes are recognized throughout the international community and broadly used in many countries in a variety of logistics and administration processes, like a System for Award Management (SAM) registration in USA.

What is the difference between an NCAGE and a CAGE code?

They are the same; however, the US drops the N to call it a CAGE code as they use this throughout their Government system and not just within Defence forces.

Is there any meaning behind NCAGE code structure?

Every NATO Codification System (NCS) member nation has own unique NCAGE code structure assigned. NSPA assigns NCAGE codes for entities from non-NCS nations with structure S***# and I***# for supranational organizations.

What does it mean supranational organization?

International government or quasi-government organization. Examples include the United Nations and the International Monetary Fund.

Can one entity have more than one active NCAGE code assigned?

Entity can have only one active NCAGE code assigned. If a duplicate active NCAGE code is assigned by error, please contact ncage@nspa.nato.int.

How often are NCAGE code data records distributed to the nations?

NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) distributes NCAGE codes’ data daily to all NATO Codification System member nations.

Can I use NATO logo with NCAGE code?

The NCAGE code is an identification number that does not confer authorisation for companies to use NATO logo. Only companies actively doing business with NATO are authorised to use NATO's logo, prior authorisation from the respective NATO entity.

What is a registration fee for NCAGE assignment or update?

In accordance with NATO policy, the assignment and update to the NCAGE are free of charge. By submitting request for creation or update of NCAGE, the requestor gives consent to the assigning and publishing the requestor’s data on NCAGE records.

My former NCAGE code with a structure S***#, has been cancelled and replaced by another NCAGE Code with a different structure, why?

Please contact your National Codification Bureau (NCB).
Visit https://eportal.nspa.nato.int/Codification/Docs/US Instructions for NSPA NCAGE.pdf. NCB point of Contacts are in Appendix 6.

How can I submit my NCAGE code request?

Visit https://eportal.nspa.nato.int/Codification/CageTool and search for your entity. If not found, click Request New button, fill in all required fields and submit the request.

How can I update my NCAGE code record?

Visit https://eportal.nspa.nato.int/Codification/CageTool, filter out your NCAGE code, go to the detail of the record, click on Create Update Request and update information.

How much does it cost to get NCAGE code assigned?

NCAGE code assignment/update is free of charge.

How long does it take to process my NCAGE code request?

The processing timeframes for NCAGE code requests depend on priority level chosen by requestor during submittal of a request. Processing timeframes: Routine: 14 calendar days Emergency: 3 business days

Who is responsible for processing of my NCAGE code request?

Responsibility for NCAGE code requests’ processing lies at National Codification Bureau (NCB) for following countries:
NATO + ARE, ARG, AUS, AUT, BRA, COL, FIN, GEO, IND, IDN, ISR, JOR, JPN, KOR, MYS, MAR, NZL, OMA, SRB, SGP, SWE, QAT and UKR
Responsibility for NCAGE codes requests’ processing for any other country lies at NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA).

Can you please define who the Initiator is and how the information that we enter for the Initiator during NCAGE code request submittal will be used?

Initiator’s data corresponds to the NCAGE code creation and/or update requestor. The initiator will receive a link to validate own request once it is submitted at NCAGE Code Request Tool.

Is it possible to modify Priority of my NCAGE code request after the submittal?

Only if a request has not yet been validated by the Initiator. If validated, it is not possible as a request is distributed to the processing authority immediately after the validation.

I have submitted a request for NCAGE code via the NCAGE Code Request Tool and I did not receive any validation email from address postmaster@natolog.com. What should I do?

Please check your junk email folder. If email from postmaster@natolog.com is not there, send an email to ncage@nspa.nato.int with your Request Reference (example: AF20071261311), NSPA will validate your request.

How can I proceed with my SAM registration?

System Award Management system (SAM) is a supplier database for the U.S. Federal government. SAM is solely US system and NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) cannot provide any support for SAM registrations except of providing NCAGE code services.
SAM registration record must have hundred percent character match with NCAGE code record concerning name of the entity and address.
How to register on SAM at View on dvidshub.net

How long does it take to get SAM registration done?

According to SAM FAQ website, it can take up to 12 business days or longer in peak period from the appearance of NCAGE code in US CAGE database (CSI).
How to register on SAM at View on dvidshub.net

How long does it take to have new/updated NCAGE code inserted in US CAGE database (CSI)?

US CAGE Program states that update of CSI database takes 48-72 hours. In case of missing existing NCAGE code in CSI database, please contact US CAGE Program directly at DLA Customer Interaction Center (DLA CIC). NSPA cannot provide any further assistance with updates of CSI database.

I have a problem to access the US CAGE & Search Inquiry (CSI) at https://cage.dla.mil/search as there is message saying “This site is not secure”.

By clicking on More Information tab and “Go on to the webpage (not recommended)” tab then, you enter the CSI website. You might contact your IT administrator, if you are not sure.

I did not find answer to my question within F.A.Q. What should I do?

Send an email to ncage@nspa.nato.int.


National Codification Bureau Contacts


NSPA maintains the NCAGE codes of all the countries not listed in this table.
POC: email: ncage@nspa.nato.int


Country Contact Email
ALBANIA ALBANIA Cpt. Ermira HOXHA ncbal@aaf.mil.al; ermira.hoxha@aaf.mil.al
ARGENTINA ARGENTINA Ms. Marisa GRISAK secade@mindef.gov.ar
AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA Mr. Nicholas TANTARO NCB.VendorCellOps@defence.gov.au
AUSTRIA AUSTRIA Mr. Gerald SUTRICH ncbatncage@bmlvs.gv.at
BELGIUM BELGIUM Mr. LUTS ncbzbncage@mil.be
BRAZIL BRAZIL Ms. Clarice Cristina dos Santos ncbbrncage@defesa.gov.br
BULGARIA BULGARIA Mr. Georgi STOYKOV ncbbgncage@mod.bg
CANADA CANADA Mr. Ross PATTERSON ncbcancage@forces.gc.ca
COLOMBIA COLOMBIA IT. Eligio Antonio ACOSTA SOCARRAS grupodecatalogacion@mindefensa.gov.co
CROATIA CROATIA Mr. Mladen KLINCOV ncbcr@morh.hr
CZECH REPUBLIC CZECH REPUBLIC Mrs. Helena PRINCOVA ncbczncage@army.cz
DENMARK DENMARK Mr. Thorsten E. JENSEN tej@mil.dk; fmi-sc-chsmk@mil.dk
EGYPT EGYPT BG Amir Aboulila eaacc_manager@mod.gov.eg; egyncb@mod.gov.eg
ESTONIA ESTONIA Mrs. Tiia Laurend codif@ecdi.ee
FINLAND FINLAND Mrs. Kaisa VALTAKOSKI ncbfin@mil.fi
FRANCE FRANCE Mr. Christian HEMON cimd-ncage.mgr.fct@intradef.gouv.fr
Mr. Jacques RABANNE cimd-ncage.mgr.fct@intradef.gouv.fr
GEORGIA GEORGIA Mrs. Nino Memanishvili nmemanishvili@mod.gov.ge
GERMANY GERMANY Mr. Hannes SPUDICH NCBGE-NCAGE@bundeswehr.org
GREECE GREECE Mrs. Elisavet ANAGNOSTOPOULOU grncb@otenet.gr
Mr. Valantis KIVRIKOSAIOS grncb@otenet.gr
HUNGARY HUNGARY Cpt. Tamás ROBOTKA ncbhuncage@hm.gov.hu
INDIA INDIA Capt (IN) P Kishore oicncbindia.defstand@gov.in
INDONESIA INDONESIA Mr. Cahyadi Adiwijaya NCB45cage@kemhan.go.id; puskod@kemhan.go.id
Maj. Subekti Herlambang NCB45cage@kemhan.go.id; puskod@kemhan.go.id
ISRAEL ISRAEL Mr. Roi Levi ncbisr.roi@idf.il
ITALY ITALY ITA NCB NCAGE ncbit.ncage@sgd.difesa.it
JAPAN JAPAN Ms. Yuko HONDA japan_ncb@atla.mod.go.jp
JORDAN JORDAN Eng. Majed EL Amaireh maged_amay@yahoo.com
KOREA, REPUBLIC OF KOREA, REPUBLIC OF Mr. Daewoo Hyun cagerkr@korea.kr
LATVIA LATVIA Mr. Vija KELPE Vija.Kelpe@valic.gov.lv
LITHUANIA LITHUANIA Cpt. Vytautas GYLYS ncblt@mil.lt
Mrs. Aušra ŠAKYTĖ-SCHROETER ausra.sakyte@kam.lt; ncblt@mil.lt
MALAYSIA MALAYSIA Maj. Samsul Irwan bin Suhimi RMAF ncb34dir@mod.gov.my
MONTENEGRO MONTENEGRO Mr. Dejan STANIC ncbmencage@mod.gov.me
Mr. Spasoje PAPIC ncbmencage@mod.gov.me
MOROCCO MOROCCO Maj. Yassine SABRI ccm_yp@far.ma; ecafar01@menara.ma
NETHERLANDS NETHERLANDS Mr. Kees PRONK ncbnlncage@mindef.nl
Mr. Brian de WINTER ncbnlncage@mindef.nl
NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND Mrs. Cherry ZHONG ncbnzncage@nzdf.mil.nz
NORTH MACEDONIA NORTH MACEDONIA Feta ODAI odai.feta@mod.gov.mk
NORWAY NORWAY Mrs. Tone ANDRESEN ncbnoncage@mil.no
OMAN OMAN ISSAM Al Ryami cagteam@mod.gov.om; fahrasa@mod.gov.om
POLAND POLAND Mrs. Dorota MIRECKA ncbpl@ron.mil.pl; d.mirecka@ron.mil.pl
PORTUGAL PORTUGAL SSgt. Ana Sofia ROMAO TEIXEIRA ncbptncage@defesa.pt
QATAR QATAR 1LT Mohammed ALDERHAM malderham@qaf.mil.qa
1LT Yousuf TOLEFAT ytolefat@qaf.mil.qa
Ms. Hind ALJABER hnaaljaber@qaf.mil.qa
ROMANIA ROMANIA Mrs. Claudia DUMINICA ncbroncage@roncb.ro
SAUDI ARABIA SAUDI ARABIA Miss. Ola Alameer o.alameer.c@mim.gov.sa
SERBIA SERBIA Ms. Marijana FILIĆ ncbsrncage@mod.gov.rs
SINGAPORE SINGAPORE Mr. Paul LIM Y. S. ncbsn@dsta.gov.sg
SLOVAKIA SLOVAKIA Mr. Marián NAGY ncbskncage@mil.sk
SLOVENIA SLOVENIA Mrs. Uršula ČETINA ursula.cetina@mors.si; sskk@mors.si
SPAIN SPAIN Mrs. Loli NIEVA ncbspncage@oc.mde.es
SWEDEN SWEDEN Mr. Peter BOSTRÖM ncbswencage@fmv.se
TÜRKIYE TÜRKIYE Ms. Medine AYGUN tmkb@msb.gov.tr
UKRAINE UKRAINE Col. Olha CHYKHACHOVA ncbyrncage@mil.ua
Lt. Col. Yulia ELKINA ncbyrncage@mil.ua
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Rashed ALMEHRZI uaencb@mod.gov.ae
UNITED KINGDOM UNITED KINGDOM Mr. Edward McGUIRE NCBGBRNCAGE@mod.gov.uk
UNITED STATES UNITED STATES DLA Information Operations U.S. CAGE Program A company representative is the only authorized submitter to request a new U.S. NCAGE, update data on an existing U.S. NCAGE, register for a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI), or address issues within these processes. Requests can be initiated and assistance can be found for issues via SAM.gov or U.S. NCAGE Program.

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