FBO.gov is where federal opportunities are listed, directly by government users. Citizens can browse through them, and apply to the ones they are qualified for. And government users can then manage all the submissions they have received on a dashboard where everything’s arranged chronologically, and award opportunities to the ones who are good enough.
Browsing through all the postings that are available on FBO.gov is done using an interface that lets you filter positions by the date they have been posted, the place of performance (State/territory) and the actual agency. And its lets you focus on these jobs that have been modified ever since they were posted, too.
The Department of Energy, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Defense Logistics Agency, the Department of Justice… you can find open positions at all these, and plenty more.
And an “Additional Resources” section includes links to sites like the White House, the Federal Agency Business Forecasts and the Minority Business Development Agency. Moreover, the site includes a searchable database of FBO recovery reports, and a calendar of events for (and by) small business owners. If you have anything to promote, you’ll be able to list it there without having to pay anything, and reach an audience of thousands.
