Public Contract Law

Public Contract Law in the context of construction governs how government agencies enter into contracts for building projects. It ensures that these contracts are awarded fairly, often through bidding processes, and outlines the rights and responsibilities of both the government and the contractors. This area of law aims to promote transparency, competition, and accountability while ensuring that taxpayer money is used efficiently. It also addresses issues like contract performance, compliance with regulations, and dispute resolution to protect both public interests and contractor rights.