Firm building Trump’s ballroom got secret no‑bid contract, NYT reports
The New York Times reports that Clark Construction, the Maryland firm that built President Trump's Mar-a-Lago ballroom, quietly received a no-bid federal contract for work on nearby National Park Service land. The National Park Service increased the contract's value several times and then awarded the work directly to Clark, bypassing normal competitive bidding steps. Internal documents and contract modifications show the award process included secret changes and approvals that procurement experts called highly unusual. The arrangement raises questions about oversight of taxpayer-funded projects near a president's private property and potential conflicts of interest in federal contracting.
The Trump administration has covertly granted the private company building Trump’s ballroom project a no-bid federal contract to fix two fountains near the White House. Originally estimated to cost $3.3 million, the administration arbitrarily raised the value to $17.4 million.
Trump posted an 11-second video showing one of the repaired fountains on Truth Social on Saturday. The video shows an oval shaped pool with two lit-up fountains spraying water. The fountain lights change color in sync.
Huh How much is getting kicked back to Trump
It will take years to find out the amound of money he stole. Plus the contracts he signed and the money he recieved from people for so called services