Tennessee SB2234 aims to protect state assets from foreign adversaries by restricting property transfers and technology procurement.

Tennessee SB2234, known as the "Protection of State Land from Foreign Adversaries Act," prohibits state agencies from transferring state-owned real property to foreign adversaries or entities controlled by them. It also restricts state contracts for technology products deemed risky by the U.S. Department of Commerce. Violations may result in civil penalties, disqualification from future state transactions, and reimbursement of enforcement costs. The act takes effect on July 1, 2026.

Tennessee SB2234 aims to protect state assets from foreign adversaries by restricting property transfers and technology procurement.

Tennessee SB2234, known as the "Protection of State Land from Foreign Adversaries Act," prohibits state agencies from transferring state-owned real property to foreign adversaries or entities controlled by them. It also restricts state contracts for technology products deemed risky by the U.S. Department of Commerce. Violations may result in civil penalties, disqualification from future state transactions, and reimbursement of enforcement costs. The act takes effect on July 1, 2026.