The SPUR Act is a plan to help small businesses get more government work by keeping better track of new ones and how they're doing. It wants things to be fair and clear, but it won't spend any new money for this.

H. R. 7988, also called the "SPUR Act," is a plan to help small businesses by making it easier to see how many new ones, especially those run by veterans, disadvantaged people, and women, are winning government contracts each year. It tries to track this better without spending any extra money.

The bill wants to give money to places that help small businesses started by women or in the countryside by giving them each $250,000 to make it easier for them to grow and succeed. There's a lot of money set aside for this, but some people worry it's too much and not planned out well enough.

H.R. 7988 wants to make sure everyone gets a fair chance to win government jobs, especially small businesses owned by veterans, women, and people who might have had a tough time in the past. It checks how well different government groups are doing in giving these businesses a chance, but it won’t use extra money to make this happen.