Government Contracts
/ˈɡʌvərnmənt ˈkɒntrækts/
Definitions
- (n.) Legally binding agreements entered into by government entities and private parties to procure goods, services, or construction.
The company specialized in government contracts for infrastructure projects.
- (n.) The body of law and regulations that governs procurement, performance, and administration of contracts by the government.
Compliance with government contracts regulations is critical for contractors.
Forms
- government contracts
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Commentary
Government contracts are subject to specific regulatory regimes that differ from private contracts, often including unique clauses, compliance requirements, and dispute resolution mechanisms.
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