New series on Tanzania government contracting

Some of the relevant topics and key issues that will be considered include recent historical perspectives regarding government contracting in Tanzania; Tanzanian law regarding state immunity and its ramifications; how contract law treats the government of Tanzania as a contracting party; the main considerations to be taken into account when negotiating contracts with public bodies and the alteration of such contracts. Other topics are restrictions on the liability of the government and issues for the government in securing and enforcing damage claims for breach of contract. Furthermore, the series will cover breach of settlement agreements and the impact of a finality clause on such agreements; as well as, the execution of international arbitration awards against the Tanzanian State; drafting of government contracts for enhanced performance; and the key lessons that can be drawn from case law for government contract management and administration.

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New series on Tanzania government contracting

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