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Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) set up to cut US government spending.
Doge claims to have saved $ 10bn a week since President Trump took office.
Agency says it is focusing on cancelling contracts, grants and leases put in place by previous administrations.
Less than 40% of this figure is broken down into individual savings.
BBC 's analysis finds there is a lack of evidence to back the agency's claims.
Doge claims to have cut $ 1.9bn of government spending by cancelling IT contracts.
The second largest saving comes from cancelling a contract between the IRS and Centennial Technologies .
The third largest claimed saving is from canceling a USAID grant to Gavi , a global health organisation.
Doge does not have a press office but BBC has contacted the White House for more evidence.
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