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Showing 73–79 of 79 articles for “government contract”

Government Contracts Void When Bid Exceeds Congressional Appropriation

Supreme Court rules a winning bidder cannot compel a government agency to formalize a contract when the bid exceeds the amount appropriated by Congress.

Co-Terminous Employment and Security of Tenure in Government Contractual Positions

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling that co-terminous government employees serve at the pleasure of the appointing authority and may be terminated before project completion.

Anti-Graft Law: When a Government Contract Becomes Manifestly Disadvantageous

Learn when a government contract is manifestly disadvantageous to the government under Philippine anti-graft law, with key rulings and practical guidance.

Presidential Authority Over SBMA Awards and Limits of Injunctions in Government Contracts

Supreme Court ruling on presidential control over SBMA bids, injunction limits under RA 7227, and foreign bidder licensing requirements.

Presidential Power Bidding Wars Navigating Philippine Government Contracts

The Supreme Court clarifies the President's authority to overturn government contract awards and the limits on foreign bidders' rights.

Quantum Meruit in Government Contracts: What Contractors Must Know

The Supreme Court clarifies when contractors can recover payment from the government and the limits of the quantum meruit principle.

Public Bidding in Government Contracts: The NFA Security Services Case

The Supreme Court nullified NFA's negotiated security contracts, reaffirming that public bidding is the rule in government procurement, not the exception.