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A system whereby the CO receives authorization from a fiscal and accounting officer to obligate funds on purchase documents against a specified lump sum of funds reserved for a specified time rather than obtaining individual obligation authority on each purchase document isa. a blanket purchase agreementb. long lead fundingc. bulk fundingd. a charge account.
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