What Is the $253,000 White House Bowling Alley Lighting Contract For
Officials say the work is routine upkeep and not a renovation, while an additional $8,800 contract covers security escorts for workers.
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Latest White House Upgrade: the Bowling Alley
The White House bowling alley is getting a six-figure tune-up. Federal records show a $253,000 contract, funded by the Executive Office of the President, to overhaul lighting at the two-lane bowling alley in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building basement, the New York Times reports. A White House spokesman said...
A White House spokesman said Trump had no involvement in the design of the project, clarifying that the expense was for maintenance work and "lighting improvements."
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bd.nlDonald Trump is allocating a quarter of a million dollars in taxpayers' money to renovate the bowling alleys in the White House basement. It would be intended, among other things, to replace the lighting above the runways. Salient detail: when Barack Obama wanted to fix the jobs in 2014, it was immediately shot down by the Republicans.
Donald Trump is allocating $253,000 (approximately €218,000) in taxpayer money for the renovation of the bowling lanes in the basement of a White House annex. It is reportedly intended, among other things, for the replacement of the lighting above the lanes. A salient detail: when Barack Obama wanted to refurbish the lanes in 2014, the plan was immediately shot down by the Republicans.
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