FedBizOps is an official United States government website which advertises business opportunities created by the 2009 stimulus package. On the same day that President Barack Obama signed the package, the first jobs appeared on the site.Federal Times: Recovery Act solicitations hit the street (February 23, 2009)

On the Federal Business Opportunities website, buyers or vendors, usually government representatives, can upload new opportunities as well as edit and later award these opportunities. Members of the general public can also access these listing, though through a different portal on the website. The site also highlights particular opportunities, including information on how contractors and business owners can compete for reconstruction opportunities in Haiti, following that country's devastation following the recent earthquake.https://www.fbo.gov/?s=main&mode=list&tab=list

On the day that the stimulus bill was signed, the first business opportunity was listed on FedBizOpp.com. That opportunity was for a small business construction project for the U.S. Navy, $400 million to be split between five small businesses. The winners will conduct construction, demolition, repair and renovation at Navy facilities around the world.Federal Times: Recovery Act solicitations hit the street (February 23, 2009)

Other early business opportunities include one from the National Institutes of Health for new approaches to alcoholism treatments; a Air Force contract to upgrade electrical lines; statewide recycling services for Maryland; and a plan by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration to generate hourly reports on real-time passenger waiting times.Recycling Today: Requests for Proposal (RFPs) for the Week (February 23, 2009) Federal Times: Recovery Act solicitations hit the street (February 23, 2009) FederalComputerWeek: TSA checks out systems for waiting time data (February 23, 2009)