What is CAGE Code?

CAGE Code or Commercial and Government Entity Code is a five-character ID number to identify the government contractors. Apart from the Department of Defense, these CAGE codes are used in DoT (Department of Transportation), NASA, and several other federal government agencies.

Those who want to apply for a CAGE code for their items needs to obtain a DUNS (Data Universal Numbering System) number before applying for DoD’s Central Contractor Registration. The Federal government adds all contractors who achieve CAGE Codes in its distinguished panel.

Benefits of CAGE Codes:

* Chance to be added on the distinguished panel contractors of the Federal government list

* Help contractors submit for government bids and proposals

* Sign up for buyer-vendor matching services and spot potential buyers for itemized Products

CAGE codes are mandatory for all items that are to be submitted to the Government. After ensuring the proper coding, the next phase is to ensure proper packaging of the items so that they can endure extreme conditions. For packaging extensively shipment items, Tesa tapes have been highly recommended. Items packaged properly with Tesa tapes ensure their safety and durability during storage and transit. These Tesa Tapes offer high shear, age resistance even on difficult surfaces. Moreover they are easy to handle, robust and sturdy. Packaging with Tesa tapes are considered the suitable options for consistent opening envelopes and cardboard boxes. There are different types of Tesa tapes available.

Categories of Tesa tapes:

Tesa Fastening Tapes

This type of Tesa tapes is reliable as well as cost-effective for temporary fastening, splicing, platemounting and permanent bonding.

Tesa Auxiliary Tapes

This type of Tesa tapes are used for a full spectrum of applications. Polyethylene/cloth based Duct tapes and Specialty Tapes which include transparent cellophane tapes, paper bandoliering tapes.

Tesa Masking Tapes

This type of Tesa tapes are extensively used in transportation, metal finishing and furniture manufacturing industries. There are General Purpose tapes, Fine Line and Temperature-Resistant Tapes available for superior cornering and high-temperature applications.

Tesa Packaging Tapes

For better surface protection, palletizing and sealing, a variety of Tesa Packaging tapes are used. They are TPP Tapes, Carton Sealing Tapes, Tear Tapes and Filament Tapes.

Important facts about Tesa tapes

* The Tesa tapes are safe to use. The adhesive material doesn’t contain any harmful acid which can be injurious for the health.

* There is no organic solvents remain in the Tesa tapes

* The tapes are free of heavy metals, asbestos and formaldehyde.

* The tapes are endurable even in extreme temperature and hence are safer to use.

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Contact: Lloyd Chrein, lc@tweetlister.com

New York, NY – May, 19, 2009 – Today’s marks the official launch of TweetLister, a free service that allows real estate brokers and owners to take full advantage of the vast, wide-reaching social network on Twitter.com. With TweetLister, real estate professionals and owners can easily create, post and manage all of their Twitter listings, track clicks on listings, and collect leads – all in one spot. It’s easy. It’s friendly. And it’s free.

The website is located at http://www.tweetlister.com.

TweetLister is perfect for real estate brokers and owners who are selling, renting or leasing properties. It can be used to list residential, commercial/office, vacation, land and any other type of real estate. Brokers will find it easy and convenient to manage an unlimited number of listings at once. Owners can create a listing, and then “set it and forget it” in TweetLister until their property is sold, rented or leased. Both brokers and owners can see how many clickthroughs their listings are getting, and can adjust the features and pricing in the listing at any time. And you can view and download leads for each listing, so you don’t miss a potential deal!

In its beta release, TweetLister has already earned high marks from writers covering the real estate industry: “After putting TweetLister through it’s paces and creating a couple of listings, I don’t see any reason why anyone involved in real estate marketing, should wait to try TweetLister,” writes blogger Brett Weaver. “It’s so easy that you don’t even have to create a new account. Just use enter your existing Twitter login credentials and you will be Tweeting Listings in a flash.”

“Putting it simply, TweetLister is Twitter for real estate listings,” notes Arnold Zafra of RotorBlog. “If you’re a real estate broker or owner, TweetLister is a great service for you. It lets you create, post and manage all of your Twitter real estate listings in one account. The service allows you to track clicks on your listings as well as collect leads… It doesn’t matter whether you are a professional real estate agent or a simple real estate owner looking to find prospective buyers for your properties, you can use TweetLister.”

And perhaps best of all, people are seeing results. After trying TweetLister, thcoonradt tweeted: “@TweetLister wonderful – had a response yesterday within about two hours of first post.”

TweetLister was created by web veterans Lloyd Chrein, Mark Schleimer and Prerak Parikh, who have worked together for more than a decade creating websites and web-based tools for real estate companies of all kinds. With the advent of Twitter, and the tremendous potential it offers for reaching millions of people quickly and easily, Lloyd, Mark and Prerak instantly saw the need for a web tool that would help brokers and owners post and manage their Twitter listings. Rather than deal with the confusing and often confounding world of Twitter, brokers and owners can now post and manage listings in a friendly, familiar way. It’s a win-win!

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This post was submitted by Lloyd Chrein.

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