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<abstract>Last year, Congress sought to reform the government&apos;s acquisition system
by passing the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act of 1994, which
established a simplified acquisition threshold and a preference for
commercial items.  It also reduced the administrative burden associated
with the government&apos;s specialized requirements.  As momentous as this
legislation was, many believe that it represents only a first step
rather than a culmination of reform. Several additional reform proposals
are now under discussion.  This testimony provides GAO&apos;s preliminary
views on proposals that it believes merit further consideration and
study.  These reform proposals basically involve three issues: (1) how
to simplify the process further, (2) how to select the best contract,
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