Which landmark legislation first established a unified system for U.S. federal government procurement, creating the framework still used for government purchasing today?

Government procurement systems are among the most complex retail supply chain mechanisms in the world. The way governments acquire products and services has evolved dramatically over centuries, with various reforms shaping how public funds are spent. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in U.S. federal procurement history that continues to influence government purchasing worldwide.

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The Federal Acquisition Regulation Act of 1984
The Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949
The Government Procurement Reform Act of 1962
The Federal Supply Chain Management Act of 1953