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When Congress fails to pass regular appropriations by October 1, a continuing resolution (CR) provides temporary funding authority, typically at the prior year's level or a specified rate. CRs create significant contracting disruption because agencies cannot start new programs, increase spending rates, or enter into new multi-year contracts during a CR.
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