The Grants.gov/Find (Grants/Find) system makes information about Federal grant and other financial assistance opportunities available at a single point of entry on the Web. (Below and elsewhere on this website, the term "grant" includes grant as well as other financial assistance programs). The Grants/Find system provides potential grant applicants ready access to opportunities offered by agencies across the government.

ISC developed the system for the government, leveraging the architecture and functionality developed for FedBizOpps. ISC scaled the system into production in September 2003 and currently hosts, operates and maintains the system. Since that time, the system has enabled potential grant applicants and other members of the public to use their standard web browsers to conduct searches by CFDA, funding activity, and retrieve notices of grant opportunities and related documents posted by agencies on the system. As in the case of FedBizOpps, users can register to receive automatic notices of announcements from specified agencies or types of financial assistance programs. On June 26, 2003, OMB directed agencies to post discretionary grant opportunities on Grants/Find. The Grants/Find system is being integrated into the government's new Grants.gov system.

Like FedBizOpps, Grants/Find uses an open standards architecture and is capable of evolving to provide enhanced functionality and take advantage of new technology. Agencies can take advantage of that capability and ISC's e-forms solution (see discussion accessible via products) to deploy quickly, with low risk, and at low cost the capability enabling applicants to submit grant applications electronically and enabling agencies to process those applications electronically. Grants/Find can serve as a highly versatile platform for exploiting opportunities to reengineer business processes and transform agency grant making and administration activities through greater use of electronic processing and Web technologies.