Tennessee HB2548 aims to protect state assets from foreign adversaries by restricting property transfers and technology procurement.
Tennessee HB2548, known as the "Critical Infrastructure Protection Act," seeks to safeguard the state's critical technology infrastructure from foreign adversaries. It prohibits state agencies from transferring state-owned real property to foreign adversaries or entities controlled by them. Additionally, it mandates that technology suppliers certify they are not owned or controlled by foreign adversaries when bidding on state contracts. The act also restricts the purchase of technology products deemed risky by federal standards.
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