Document background
The Project Agreement serves as the primary contractual instrument for managing and executing projects under Irish law. It is typically used when organizations need to establish a formal framework for project delivery, whether for technology implementations, construction works, consulting engagements, or other structured initiatives. The agreement comprehensively addresses project governance, risk allocation, and operational requirements while ensuring compliance with Irish legal and regulatory requirements. It includes essential provisions for scope management, change control, payment mechanisms, and dispute resolution, making it suitable for both simple and complex projects. The document's structure allows for customization through schedules and appendices while maintaining core legal protections and commercial terms.
