Summary

Requires federal agencies to write notices aimed at small businesses on the government-wide contracting portal in clear, concise, well-organized plain language and, where practical, include searchable keywords so small firms can find and understand opportunities. The Small Business Administration must issue rules to implement this requirement within 90 days, and the law does not authorize any new spending to carry out these changes.

• Agencies must write small-business notices on the government-wide portal in clear, concise, well-organized plain language.
• Notices should include searchable keywords so small businesses can more easily find opportunities.
• The Small Business Administration must issue implementing rules within 90 days of enactment.
• The law uses existing legal definitions of "Federal agency" and "small business concern."
• No new funds are authorized; agencies must use existing appropriations to comply or seek future funding.
• Requirements apply only to notices on the single Government-wide point of entry.
• Mandates are phrased "to the maximum extent practicable," giving agencies some flexibility in implementation.
• The act is procedural and focused on communication, not on creating new programs or spending.