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  1. The Trump administration awarded a contract to a company based in Virginia.

GSA Awards Nearly $50,000 No-Bid Contract for White House Fixtures

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 16
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The General Services Administration awarded a no-bid contract to Agile1Tech, a Virginia-based contractor, for the installation of four light fixtures at the White House. The contract, valued at nearly $50,000, was awarded citing "unusual and compelling urgency". The fixtures were intended for President Donald Trump's birthday events.

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The award represents a government contract for specialized services. The General Services Administration procured services from a contractor located in Virginia.

The Trump administration awarded a contract to a company based in Virginia.

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