The bill wants to make sure that messages sent to small businesses by the government are easy to read and understand, so these businesses can find jobs with the government more easily. It asks a government agency to make rules for this within 90 days, but they can't spend any extra money to do it.

H.R. 7987 wants to make sure that information about small business contracts with the government is easy to read and understand, helping small businesses find and apply for them more easily. The government's Small Business Administration will help make and follow these rules, but they won't get extra money to do it.

H. R. 7987 is a proposal that says when the government wants to tell small businesses about jobs they can do, the notices must be clear and use simple words. The idea is to make it easy for small businesses to understand these opportunities without needing more money to change the way it's done.

The bill wants to make sure that important notices for small businesses are easy to read and understand by using simple words. It also wants these notices to have certain words that make them easy to find, helping small businesses know when there are chances to get work.

The bill wants to make sure all the important letters or notices from the government are written in a super simple way that is easy for small businesses to understand, just like reading a picture book. It also wants these letters to use special words to help small businesses find helpful information quicker.