by topical area. Doing business with the federal government The Business.gov Small Business Guide to Government Contracting provides links to information that helps small to medium-sized business understanding how to contract with the federal government and locate business opportunities. Business search engine The Business.gov search engine uses Custom Search Engine Business Edition, filtering only federal, state and local government websites and pages that are relevant to small business owners. Permit Me "Permit Me" is an interactive search tool that provides a single place for business owners to obtain licenses, permits and registrations needed to run their businesses. Currently, Permit Me only includes information on general licensing requirements and information on ten different business types. Loans & Grants Search Tool The Loans & Grants Search Tool is an interactive search tool that provides a list of financing programs for which a small business may qualify. Business.gov gadgets for website The Business.gov Toolkit is a "gadget" that business owners or small business organizations can place on their websites or iGoogle homepages to provide instant access to essential Business.gov resources without leaving their site. Content partnerships The Business.gov Partners Program works with industry, trade associations and other government agencies to contribute their expertise and resources to Business.gov. Partners also use the site's tools and features as a platform for sharing information and to facilitate outreach and collaboration. Model for government-to-business websites Business.gov served as a model for other government websites by fulfilling the goals of President George W. Bush's 2001 President's Management Agenda. The site continues to deliver on the current Administration's Open Government Initiative under President Barack Obama and is showcased on the White House Open Government Innovations Gallery. Business.gov strictly adheres to all requirements and guidelines for Federal websites, including those established by the E-Government Act of 2002, the U.S. Office of Management and Budget's (OMB) Policies for Federal Public Websites, and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 regarding website accessibility. The site also strictly follows requirements of the Privacy Act, the Federal Information Security Management Act, and other privacy and security requirements. Notes External links Business.gov - Official Site Presidential E-Gov Initiatives - About Business Gateway U.S. Small Business Administration - Official Site President's Management Agenda Open Government Initiative White House Innovations Gallery Business Week – Twitter for Entrepreneurs: 20 to Follow Huffington Post - Five Places on the Web to Find the Truth Wyoming Business Report-New Online