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<abstract>The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) is authorized under the
River and Harbor Act of 1922 to issue contracts with a continuing
contracts clause to carry out certain projects. This allows the  
Corps to award multi-year contracts without having received	 
appropriations to cover the full contract amount. The Corps has  
used these contracts for decades, but modified their use in 2005,
in response to congressional committee concerns that their use	 
may have been ineffective. GAO was asked to determine (1) the	 
number and dollar amount of continuing contracts the Corps	 
awarded during fiscal years 2003-2005; (2) the circumstances in  
which the Corps used continuing contracts in fiscal years	 
2003-2005; and (3) how the Corps&apos; process for approving and using
continuing contracts changed since 2005, and whether the changes 
reduced the use of these contracts. For these objectives, GAO	 
reviewed the Corps&apos; contracting data, a random sample of 107	 
continuing contracts, and districts&apos; requests to use continuing  
contracts</abstract>
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