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President Trump ordered the General Services Administration to remove Canadian products from federal procurement lists, escalating trade tensions with Canada. This move follows Canada's imposition of tariffs on approximately $20 billion worth of US goods.
The General Services Administration (GSA), the federal government's landlord, has joined the White House fraud task force to combat waste and abuse within federal contracting and procurement systems.
The General Services Administration (GSA) has discovered that China-made technology products were falsely labeled as 'Made in USA' within the federal AbilityOne procurement program, prompting a sweeping audit of 18,000 items.
The Executive and Judicial branches are in a dispute regarding the control of federal courthouse buildings, with the head of the General Services Administration opposing a proposal to transfer control to the judiciary.
A new bipartisan Senate bill aims to grant the judiciary control over some courthouses, following years of complaints from courts about the General Services Administration's management as a landlord.
The US federal judiciary's policymaking body has written to Congress, requesting control over courthouses, citing slow repairs by the General Services Administration.