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<abstract>Federal agencies spend billions of dollars every year on
information technology and are increasingly using		 
performance-based contracting methods where agencies specify	 
desired outcomes and allow contractors to design the best	 
solutions to achieve those outcomes. Share-in-savings contracting
is one such method under which a contractor provides funding for 
a project, and the agency compensates the contractor from any	 
savings derived as a result of contract performance. The	 
E-Government Act of 2002 authorized the use of share-in-savings  
contracting for information technology and required implementing 
regulations by mid-September 2003. The Office of Management and  
Budget (OMB) reported in December 2004 that no share-in-savings  
contracts had been awarded. The act&apos;s authority expires in	 
September 2005. The act required GAO to assess the effectiveness 
of share-in-savings contracts. Because no such contracts have	 
been awarded, GAO cannot provide an assessment. Instead, GAO	 
reviewed the status of regulations and tools available to	 
agencies in developing these contracts and identified the reasons
agencies have not used the authority provided by the act. OMB and
the General Services Administration (GSA) generally agreed with  
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