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<abstract>In its contingency operations since the early 1990s, the
Department of Defense (DOD) has relied extensively on logistics  
support contractors to provide many of the supplies and services 
needed by deployed U.S. forces. As requested, GAO assessed DOD&apos;s 
planning in its use of logistics support contracts in contingency
operations; determined whether DOD has had contract oversight	 
processes that are adequate to ensure that quality services were 
provided in an economical and efficient manner; and assessed the 
extent to which DOD provided trained personnel qualified to	 
oversee its contractors. GAO focused its efforts on four	 
logistics support contracts chosen because of their size and	 
chosen to represent more than one military service--the Army&apos;s	 
Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) and Balkans Support
Contract, the Navy&apos;s Construction Capabilities Augmentation	 
Program, and the Air Force&apos;s Contract Augmentation Program.</abstract>
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