Federal
Diversity Information Resources
Minority and Women-Owned Business Online Database with Realtime Updates.
eGov
Welcome to the Office of Electronic Government, serving citizens and helping agencies meet the demand for on-line government.
General Services Administration (GSA)
The General Services Administration (GSA) was established on July 1, 1949, under section 101 of the Federal Property and Administration Services Act. The result of a Presidential Commission chaired by President Herbert Hoover, the GSA represents the consolidation of four smaller agencies into one comprehensive Agency. The goals of the GSA are to avoid "senseless duplication, excess cost, and confusion in handling supplies," as well as to provide space for the Government to do its work.
Around the country and throughout the world, GSA houses Federal workers and provides both products and services to support the important work of government. With an annual budget of approximately $16 billion and a staff of 14,000, GSA influences almost $66 billion in government financial transactions.
Goverment Computer News
Government Computer News is the nation's only government IT publication to reach all sectors of the market - federal, state and local. GCN reaches almost 90,000 government IT managers, delivering timely and insightful news coverage of the people and events that shape government technology. The publication is part of the Post Newsweek Tech Media Group, the leading media company covering government technology.
U.S. Government and Military Acronyms
U.S Government Resources
List of U.S. sites such as the SBA, Exort-Import Bank, SBDC, and SCORE that provide information to small businesses.