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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Why choose CEC for your site development?

  Great site development requires great planning. CEC is highly experienced in planning large developments with multiple land uses. We’ll help you get the most out of your property. CEC has an in-house, full-service surveying department. We can collect the survey data to start your project and collect the as-built data to close it out.

• Who are your customers for CEC services?

  We work for USDA agencies using CEC services to deliver billions of dollars of programs, services, and financial transactions to millions of farmers, ranchers, and citizens of rural America. Other customers include Departmental offices that support USDA operations. Our products and services cover: Contact us if you have any questions.

• Do I need to provide a signature when applying for CEC?

  Accordingly, until further notice, any requirement in CEC contract, grant, and loan solicitations, as well as in requests for offer, to provide a signature is waived (even if it is in the screening criteria). No signature, even electronic, is necessary. This waiver only applies to application materials due from this date forward.

• What does CEC stand for?

  Client Experience Center (CEC), formerly Client Technology Services (CTS), is a federal government information-technology service provider that uses a business model to support the comprehensive IT requirements of federal business.

• How is the CEC funded?

  The CEC receives funding of the Government of Canada through Environment and Climate Change Canada, the Government of the United States of Mexico through the Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales, and the Government of the United States of America through the Environmental Protection Agency.