In a significant move aimed at reforming federal procurement processes, Trump has signed a series of executive orders intended to streamline regulations and promote the use of commercial products in federal contracts. The White House announced that these actions are part of a broader effort to restore common sense to federal procurement and office space management. Key changes include the revocation of directives from previous administrations and the promotion of relocating federal offices to rural areas. These measures are expected to reshape the acquisition landscape across both civilian and defense agencies, with a focus on efficiency and accessibility.