Federal Spending Programs
(including the Stimulus Program)

Recovery.gov:

Recovery.gov tracks only funds allocated under the Recovery Act. You are able to track the money coming into your community from the map on the Recovery.gov home page. Click on your state and then drill down by zip code, congressional district, or county to see the projects. You can also enter your zip code on the home page to find projects in your neighborhood. www.recovery.gov





USASpending.gov

USASpending.gov collects data about all federal contracts, grants, loans, and spending. www.usaspending.gov




Search Contracts:

The Contracts section of USAspending.gov allows users to search for spending relating to all Federal contracts. Navigation links on the left side of the page function as the main navigation interface for users. Users can search by: contractor, principal place of performance, and contracting agency. www.usaspending.gov/fpds/index.php?reptype=a





FebBizOpps:

Please follow the link below to search for construction projects in your area.  This will take you to the FebBizOpps Website. www.fbo.gov/index?&s=opportunity&mode=list&tab=search&tabmode=list




U.S. General Services Administration:

The U.S. General Services Administration marked a major milestone in its implementation of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in 2009, as it brought its total investments in construction projects to date to more than $1 billion. www.recovery.gov/espsearch/Pages/default.aspx?k=construction





The Stimulus package has resulted in over $100 billion guaranteed funding for a large number of federal, state, and municipal construction projects

	Category	Description	Budget Amount
	Transportation	Provide money for highways and bridge	$27.5 billion
	Transportation	Invest in rail transportation	$9.3 billion
	Transportation	Invest in public transit	$8.4 billion
	Housing	Incentive for first-time home buyers	$6.6 billion
	Aid to States	Incentives for economic recovery in distressed areas	$6.5 billion
	Energy	Provide grants to cities, counties and states	$6.3 billion
	Energy	Provide financing for Innovative Energy Loan Guarantee program	$6.0 billion
	Environment	Clean up sites formerly used by the Defense Department	$6.0 billion
	Environment	Finance local water projects	$4.5 billion
	Infrastructure	Create new program to expand broadband access	$4.3 billion
	Aid to States	Create a tax credit bond option for state and local governments	$4.3 billion
	Housing	Repair and modernize public housing units	$4.0 billion
	Infrastructure	Provide financing to improve communications in rural areas	$2.5 billion
	Housing	Redevelop abandoned and foreclosed homes	$2.0 billion
	Infrastructure	Renovations and technology upgrade at community health centers	$2.0 billion
	Housing	Repair low-income housing	$2.4 billion
	Infrastructure	Improve Defense Department facilities related to the quality of life	$2.3 billion
	Housing	Reduce homelessness	$1.5 billion
	Transportation	Invest in local transportation projects	$1.5 billion
	Energy	Authorize more state and local bonds for energy-related purposes	$1.4 billion
	Rural Assistance	Finance rural water and waste facilities	$1.4 billion
	Environment	Finance national environmental cleanup	$1.2 billion
		Total:	$113.6 billion