Federal Business Opportunities (FBO) moved to SAM.gov as of November, 2019. It is now known as Contract Opportunities
FedBizOpps, or FBO, was the federal government's website that posted all federal procurement opportunities over opportunities with a value of over $25,000. Think of it as the government's proposal central, or better yet, RFP central. They have switched the site and it is now referred to as SAM. Dumb name for sure, but GSA is consolidating disparate systems into its System for Acquisition Management (SAM).
This new site provides you with a search engine for finding more than thousands of open RFP opportunities, as well as archived records. It also lists possible future federal contract opportunities. You can also see the GSA MAS solicitation on this site.
Several training programs are available at the site to teach you the mechanics of using the system.
You do not need to register to use the system, however, if you do, you can
SAM.gov is most useful for Federal marketers, federal salespeople, and business development personnel, and those interested in GSA Sales and GSA contracts.
Agency Profiles - You can look at profiles of federal organizations that use the system, see the procuring locations, and view all current opportunities.
Interested Vendor - You can also list your firm as being an interested vendor so that other vendors can contact you about collaborating on a project.
Sources Sought Notices - FBO also contains sources sought notices that allow agencies to request information about qualified vendors for a prospective project, even if the project is not yet ready to go out for bid.
Small Business Events - For small businesses, it also contains a listing of all small business events that are sponsored by various agencies.
Explains how to search and set up search agents that notify you when opportunities are posted that pertain to your business.