Which entity is specifically designed to assist firms in viewing current Government business opportunities?

The Government-wide Point of Entry is designed to provide a centralized platform where businesses can access information regarding current government procurement opportunities. This entity facilitates transparency in government contracting by publishing solicitations across various agencies, allowing firms to view and respond to available contracts. It serves as a pivotal resource for businesses seeking to engage with federal agencies, ensuring that they are informed about upcoming opportunities in real-time.

The other options, while related to government contracting, do not serve the same purpose as the Government-wide Point of Entry. For instance, the Federal Business Database may provide data related to federal contracts but is not specifically focused on listing current opportunities. The Acquisition Resource Center and the Commercial Services Portal also serve distinct functions within the contracting space but do not provide the comprehensive view of all government business opportunities as effectively as the Government-wide Point of Entry.