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E-Tools Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System (CPARS) Duns and Bradstreet (DUNS): Vendors wishing to do business with USDA must have a valid DUNS. Starting in April 2022, DUNS will no longer be required; a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) will be created in SAM.gov. Electronic...

TARGET Center's leadership team is responsible for providing impactful services related to improving accessibility and contributing to the complete employment experience of individuals with disabilities.

USDA employees in the Washington, D.C. area are eligible for local services.

The NCR Sign Language Interpreting Services Program provides in-person and virtual sign language interpreting services by utilizing visual or tactile modes of communication for USDA employees, job applicants, customers, and visitors in the NCR who are deaf, deafblind, hard of hearing, and/or have...

TARGET Center provides a list of external programs and services related to improving accessibility.

The Accessible Communications Program integrates a variety of assistive technology tools, training programs related to accessible communications, and technical assistance to enable all USDA employees and service providers to effectively engage with USDA employees with disabilities nationwide.

The mission of the Ergonomics Program is to provide needs assessments and equipment modification recommendations to increase the safety of USDA employees, including employees with disabilities and the prevention of secondary disabling conditions.

TARGET Center's five programs, Accessible Communications, Assistive Technology, Ergonomics, Education, and Interpreting Services, offer various services that positively impact the lives of individuals with disabilities who provide and obtain resources from the USDA.

TARGET Center's four programs offer various services to support individuals with disabilities, including assistive technology and ergonomics evaluations, equipment loan, scooter loan, technology demonstrations, presentations & exhibits, tours, and training.